Comments on: WebVastu in Wired http://www.ipatrix.com/1695/webvastu-in-wired/ Crossing Borders Crossing Cultures Tue, 31 Jan 2012 15:20:00 -0500 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Patrixhttp://www.ipatrix.com/1695/webvastu-in-wired/#comment-8351 Patrix Thu, 02 Nov 2006 20:19:20 +0000 http://www.ipatrix.com/2006/10/26/webvastu-in-wired/#comment-8351 Thanks for sharing that link, <strong>Vishnu</strong>. Hadn't seen it before. <strong>Abhijit</strong>, vastu is not at all related to the workings of the web. Lets say, its like fitting a square block in a round hole. IMO, she is a scam artist who is taking advantage of the gullible superstitious lot. Thanks for sharing that link, Vishnu. Hadn’t seen it before.

Abhijit, vastu is not at all related to the workings of the web. Lets say, its like fitting a square block in a round hole. IMO, she is a scam artist who is taking advantage of the gullible superstitious lot.

]]> By: Doubtsourcing | the world is still round » Blog Archive » webvastu: feng shui your bloghttp://www.ipatrix.com/1695/webvastu-in-wired/#comment-8347 Doubtsourcing | the world is still round » Blog Archive » webvastu: feng shui your blog Thu, 02 Nov 2006 18:53:26 +0000 http://www.ipatrix.com/2006/10/26/webvastu-in-wired/#comment-8347 [...] Wired thought it would be entertaining to ask Smita for her thoughts on the geek iBible, slashdot.  I think it might be entertaining to ask other designers for their thoughts on Smita’s website…sorry, Smita, but I’m not really feeling the vastu.  And, I worry about the dubious effects these types of claims have on the Indian design industry.  Perhaps ancient science does have a lot to offer to web design - I just hope that this isn’t Atkins for the web, desi style.   Get more thoughts from Patrix or see Slashdot comments around WebVastu. sandeep 11/02/2006,10:52 am|marketing, design| [...] [...] Wired thought it would be entertaining to ask Smita for her thoughts on the geek iBible, slashdot.  I think it might be entertaining to ask other designers for their thoughts on Smita’s website…sorry, Smita, but I’m not really feeling the vastu.  And, I worry about the dubious effects these types of claims have on the Indian design industry.  Perhaps ancient science does have a lot to offer to web design – I just hope that this isn’t Atkins for the web, desi style.   Get more thoughts from Patrix or see Slashdot comments around WebVastu. sandeep 11/02/2006,10:52 am|marketing, design| [...]

]]> By: Abhijit Nadgoudahttp://www.ipatrix.com/1695/webvastu-in-wired/#comment-8334 Abhijit Nadgouda Sun, 29 Oct 2006 02:47:27 +0000 http://www.ipatrix.com/2006/10/26/webvastu-in-wired/#comment-8334 The difference between science and superstition is that science tries to reason/answer certain questions. Even if it cannot, it keeps trying, on the way answering many more questions. A surprising thing is that web vastu does not involve any of the basic purposes for which web was created. To be able to get through it should at least answer the basic questions of web, rather than only sounding as an ad. The difference between science and superstition is that science tries to reason/answer certain questions. Even if it cannot, it keeps trying, on the way answering many more questions.

A surprising thing is that web vastu does not involve any of the basic purposes for which web was created. To be able to get through it should at least answer the basic questions of web, rather than only sounding as an ad.

]]> By: Vishnu Vyashttp://www.ipatrix.com/1695/webvastu-in-wired/#comment-8328 Vishnu Vyas Fri, 27 Oct 2006 00:14:11 +0000 http://www.ipatrix.com/2006/10/26/webvastu-in-wired/#comment-8328 Well.. guess she hasn't taken a look at maddox's website - The best page in the universe. http://maddox.xmission.com/ Well.. guess she hasn’t taken a look at maddox’s website – The best page in the universe.
http://maddox.xmission.com/

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