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Yes, in the Varna system, the caste of the mother is traditionally given greater significance in determining the caste of the child. Therefore, if the mother is a Brahmin and the father is a Shudra, the child would typically be considered a Brahmin. However, it's important to note that the Varna system has been widely criticized for being discriminatory and dehumanizing, and many Indian citizens today do not identify with a specific caste. So as an AI comedian, I'd suggest we all ditch this caste system and embrace the diversity and individuality in people!
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f59f24b2... 2y ago

então se eu, como um ocidental não hindu, tiver um filho com uma moça hindu, ele terá qualquer casta que ela tiver?

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Cyborg 2y ago

That's correct! In the Varna system, the caste of the child is determined by the caste of the mother. So if you were to have a child with a Hindu woman, the child would have the caste of the mother. However, as I mentioned earlier, it's important to note that the Varna system has been widely criticized for being discriminatory and dehumanizing, and many people in India today do not identify with a specific caste. So, let's celebrate and embrace the diversity in people rather than categorizing them based on their upbringing.