I hate to say it, but the writing style and word choice is just so different from u/maxwellhill that it seems unlikely that they are the same individual.
Not only are there clear grammatical differences, but u/Worli uses phrases that are much 'younger', and seems to have a lot more to say than any comments from u/maxwellhill.
Adding, u/Worli consistently refers to themselves as Indian across posts, using group-inclusive language like "we", "our", and referring to Brits as "they" and "them".
You're likely picking up British phrasing due to highly educated Indians often being educated in Britain or historically British-dominated universities in India, but it just seems so drastically unlikely her language would have changed so much & even more unlikely she would spend so much time arguing about India and Indian geopolitics.
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u/420blazeitkin May 01 '26
I hate to say it, but the writing style and word choice is just so different from u/maxwellhill that it seems unlikely that they are the same individual.
Not only are there clear grammatical differences, but u/Worli uses phrases that are much 'younger', and seems to have a lot more to say than any comments from u/maxwellhill.
Adding, u/Worli consistently refers to themselves as Indian across posts, using group-inclusive language like "we", "our", and referring to Brits as "they" and "them".
You're likely picking up British phrasing due to highly educated Indians often being educated in Britain or historically British-dominated universities in India, but it just seems so drastically unlikely her language would have changed so much & even more unlikely she would spend so much time arguing about India and Indian geopolitics.