For some reason, Sharma eventually agreed, and what played out on the air is pretty funny to watch<\/a>:<\/p> <\/p> Gee, this would’ve looked silly without the dramatic music. If any BABloggees in India would post a transcript in the comments, I’d be grateful!<\/p> My favorite part is Edamaruku constantly smiling and shaking his head, giving Sharma exactly what he deserves: derision. Still, millions of people in India follow gurus like this purveyor of nonsense, so it’s serious business. I imagine that Sharma will lose exactly zero followers after this, given people’s ability to rationalize failure (not to be confused over being rational<\/em> about failure).<\/p> I’m very glad that this guy was exposed on national TV in India, but I have to think that Mr. Edamaruku could’ve saved quite a bit of time and effort had he pointed out one simple thing:<\/p> If this guy is so powerful, why does he wear glasses?<\/strong> <\/p> Tip o’ the turban to Mike Wagner.<\/em><\/p> With all the religious nutbaggery going on in the US of A, it’s sometime easy to forget that there’s a whole planet of wackiness out there. The outspoken and hard-working Indian rationalist Sanal Edamaruku had enough. When the \"guru\" Pandit … Continue reading <\/a>
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