In this article, one thing becomes evident when rationality is applied by an analytical mind: the shortcomings of the references provided by Zakir Hossen. Simply providing references mechanically is not enough, even if they are true. Why is this the case? When Zakir provides references, he tends to overlook or bypass various contradictions, issues of time validity, faithful interpretation, among other factors. This can be seen as a form of intellectual dishonesty. For example, Mr. Asif pointed out the misrepresentation of the timing in the myth surrounding the character "Herculis." There are numerous such inconsistencies that Zakir conveniently avoids or bypasses. This behavior can be interpreted as dishonest or deceptive, and as a result, those who blindly follow him could also be seen as participating in this dishonesty.