Abstract

Abstract: Some authors possess the notion that their writings are unparalleled. They are second to none. They cannot be so. They are always ahead. The editors have insufficient knowledge, and the reviewers know nothing. The present-day scholars suffer from incomplete knowledge. So, the so-called learned cannot follow their valuable writings with half knowledge. They are half genius. A little learning is a dangerous thing. As such a half genius is dangerous more than a non-genius. They console themselves thinking that scholars of future generation will only be able to realize their obscure matters. Then it must be published with much admiration though their writings are rejected and remain unpublished at present. Then they may not alive. Their writings are the proof of their once very mundane existence. Thus, dream does not die even after death of the dreamer. Now the million-dollar question is: who has insufficient knowledge and who does not? —the author or the editor.