The most crucial dialog in world history

THE MOST CRUCIAL DIALOGUE IN WORLD HISTORY

I went to the Matunga police station near Bombay many years ago to cautiously find out if possible whose side police forces supported: Me or the aliens. I [K.S.] had the following SHORT BUT VITAL conversation with a brilliant young police officer [P.O.] in khaki police uniform - THE MOST CRUCIAL DIALOG IN WORLD HISTORY:

P.O.: Any complaint?

K.S.: No complaint.

Silence ...

Then:

K.S.: I would like to meet Dr. Gos. [Mr. Dil. Gos.].

P.O.: Address?

I gave that f. alien's home address located 2000-2500 miles from Mumbai.

Silence ...

My next chess move:

K.S.: I think I have offended Dr. Gos.'s daughter.

P.O.: Why, what have You done? FUCKED her?

K.S.: No.

P.O.: Then? Listen. You are an educated Man. India is an independent country. FIGHT BACK!

K.S.: Thank you.

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Earlier, I [G] had this equally crucial CRYPTIC dialog, pregnant with meaning, with the mysterious "hippy" Z inside our shared room at modest Ravi Hotel in Bombay [Mumbai]:

G: I want to find out why people grow old and why people die.

Z: You think You could solve this problem?

G: We could try.

Kishalay Sinha [G]