Pranam
  Let there not be any impediments to vaccination please; vaccination is a
process in science which may or may not succeed; but it will not go a
waste; there is no comparison as some doctors market 60% ,70% etc. The
truth is never ascertained; the results seen or the perception could
understate or overstate any theory; in the meantime, marketing is the day
where many professionals succumb to pressure and finance; many are using
them ; may be world has to come back; lets do it. Incidentally having
completed 2 doses me and my wife are hale and healthy and we had the
covishield only. K R IRS 17421

On Fri, 16 Apr 2021 at 20:44, 'gopala krishnan' via Thatha_Patty <
[email protected]> wrote:

> *CULTURAL QA 04-2021-14*
>
> *Being  a compilation there may  be errors*
>
> *Q1         If light is made of photons, and all photons travel at the
> same speed, why do some light colors /frequencies have more or less energy?*
>
> A1          Frank Rose Updated December 11, 2018Studied Physics at Science
>
> This is a very good question and the answer demonstrates the utter
> weirdness that is at the heart of quantum mechanics.
>
> You are correct that the energy of a moving particle is proportional to
> its velocity. The square of its velocity, to be exact. If you double the
> speed of your car, your kinetic energy will increase by a factor of four.
>
> *This is the classical view of mechanics described quite beautifully by
> none other than Isaac Newton.*
>
> Around the turn of the twentieth century however, Einstein et al. figured
> out that very very very small objects do not behave like classical
> particles, such as you traveling inside your car.
>
> Specifically, quantum mechanical objects such as photons simultaneously
> exhibit the properties of particles and waves. Weird, I know, but as far as
> our puny little brains and our most powerful instruments can tell, light
> really is a particle and a wave at the same time.
>
> *So to the answer, two waves can be traveling at the same speed and yet
> have very different frequencies*. Radio waves, for example are low energy
> because they have very long wavelengths. X-Rays are high energy because
> they have very short wavelengths. Yet both travel at exactly the same
> speed, the speed of light. (Frequency and wavelength are inversely
> proportional to each other)
>
> *So yes, all photons travel at the speed of light but it is the
> frequency/wavelength of the light that determines its energy.*
>
>
>
> *Q2         What is hypocrisy in a married life?*
>
> A2          Jalaj Kumar Thu Analyst.
>
> Neha got married to a guy (arrange or love doesn't matter here).
>
> Her parents spent a lot of money in her marriage. They happily gifted Neha
> gold jewelleries worth more than 10 lakhs. Her parents put their life time
> savings in her marriage to arrange jewelleries and dowry so that their
> daughter don't have to listen taunts of her in-laws.
>
> After her bidai ceremony, she reaches her in-laws place. After performing
> all the rituals at in-laws place she keeps her gifted jewelleries in her
> almirah locker.
>
> After few hours or few days her in-laws or her husband (who is taught by
> his parents) tell Neha — *We want all of the jewelleries to be safe and
> give your jewelleries to us. We will keep your jewelleries safe in bank
> locker/mother in-law's personal locker.*
>
> Now Neha is bit hesitant in giving her jewelleries to her in-laws as she
> needs more time to build trust with her in-laws and those jewelleries were
> gifted to her and she has right to keep it.
>
> *But her in-laws and husband start making a huge issue out of this. They
> start scolding Neha that you* don't trust us, what your parents taught
> you.
>
> *Neha, who is now under pressure succumb to their demands and give the
> jewelleries to her in-laws who happily keeps it with them and the issue is
> sorted.*
>
> The biggest hypocrisy of married life is “trust". A newly wedded bride is
> expected to blindly trust her in-laws and husband but in-laws don't show
> any trust in their daughter in-law.
>
>
>
> *Q3         Are central government employees in India getting paid less
> salary?*
>
> *A3          Rahul Singh Chandravanshi Thu Postal Assistant at India Post
> (2018–present)*
>
> This salary slip is from December 2020 and I am answering this question on
> 15.04.2021. This is available in my desk so I am uploading it on qoura. And
> March month salary is same as this one. So this is enough I think. *You
> can clearly see that how much we are getting.* If you compare this with
> unorganised private sector's job, then we are getting very good amount. But
> if you compare it with organised private sector then yes we are rotten
> tomato whooping with 30% fresh.
>
> I would like to add that I have got 2 yearly increment already. Our DA is
> freezed from January 2020 onward (due to corona). I am in Z city, so my HRA
> is only 8%. *Who are in X city are getting 24% summing total about 38k.*
>
> The salary is like— “Neither will i let you live nor die". You can survive
> on this salary but you can't make your dream true.
>
> Edit 1:— This is simply a comparison on the basis of the question asked*.
> I want to clear that I am happy with this job as some people are commenting
> why did I choose this job when I am not happy.* Happiness and fulfilling
> your dreams are two identical things.
>
> I know several people have dreams of government job but this is simply
> comparison. *Please read the question and then my answer.*
>
>
>
> *Q4         Do the spirits of the dead know about the living?*
>
> A4          Tessa Lynne Tue Writer/Therapist
>
> Upon their return to the spirit world, spirits retain their memories of
> the living, *but there are limits to their knowledge.*
>
> Spirits do not have access to what is happening to any random person or
> even to every friend and acquaintance from their recent lifetime. The rules
> of the spirit world do not allow them to zoom in on human activities out of
> idle curiosity.
>
> While most of us mortals have some curiosity about the lives of others,
> and there are some who take this to an extreme*, human attitudes and
> concerns are let go of as a spirit makes their journey to the spirit world.
> As spirit, they will be focused on their path forward.*
>
> A spirit is free to observe loved ones, to watch over them, and they might
> be in communication with the spirits or guardians of loved ones, who could
> relate information to them, *but the spirits of the dead do not know what
> the living are thinking.*
>
> If a spirit wishes to do more than watch over loved ones from afar, e.g.,
> to make their presence known to them,. *they must first seek permission
> from a Master or council, stating their purpose and how contact will serve
> the interests of both parties*
>
> My sources are two spirits who spoke to me through another person (not
> channeled). To learn about my experience with them, see my profile link to
> The Invisible Choir.
>
> *My note- Long back I listened to an interview with actor Sridhar an MIT.
> Once a person asked, when he* said, I ask my late father’s opinion in
> difficult situation, he replied- I believe in my father’s spirit talking to
> me. This made me to include this QA.
>
>
>
> *Q5         Is volcanic activity increasing?*
>
> A5          Gerard Vallely, Vulcanologist – Retired Answered April 10
>
> *No. It's the media desperate for news other than Covid!*
>
> There are about 1500 active volcanoes albeit most are dormant.
>
> *On any one day about 150 - including Yellowstone are in a state of
> activity, starting up, full blown eruption to last gasp.*
>
>
>
> *Q6         C* *an warm water reduce acidity?*
>
> Chris Pohl, Over 45 years experience as an R&D chemist. Over 95 patents.
> Answered Mon
>
> A6          While *it is true that the acidity of carboxylic acids tends
> to decrease with increasing temperature, that decrease is simply due to the
> change in temperature and the acidity reverts upon return to normal
> temperature*.
>
> It is not an irreversible change. If you are trying to reduce acidity
> because you're worried about supposed problems with acidity commonly
> associated with poor health, it's not something you need to worry about.
> The whole idea of alkaline diet being beneficial is pure pseudoscience
> lacking any solid clinical evidence as to any benefit.
>
> *The fact is that 98.5% of all foods are acidic*. The classification
> system you typically see on a site promoting alkaline diets is wholly
> without merit. For example, lemon juice is typically classified as an
> alkaline food when in fact it's one of the most acidic foods known*. So,
> my advice is to relax and follow the advice of dietitians*. Eat more
> fruits and vegetables and don't worry about whether they are supposedly
> alkaline or not.
>
> *My note- So drinking boiled water just cooled to drinking stage will have
> less  acidity.  Especially* during covid period whether acids remain or
> not, harmful bacterias would be killed by drinking boiled water cooled.
>
> *2nd answer-Charvi Lotlikar, former Some College Graduate Answered April
> 11*
>
> Nothing works like a warm cup of water to clear toxins out of the body.
> It also helps in breaking down of the food and energizes the digestive
> system, making it easier to digest. If you are having stomach related
> issues like constipation, acidity or even cough, cold, keep sipping on warm
> water for major relief.
>
>
>
> *Q7         What is the story of Lord Vishnu holding Trishula and Lord
> Shiva holding Sudarshana Chakra?*
>
> A7          Bhanu Kiran April 5 Interested in Indian Epics
>
> *Once Narada asked sage Pulastya why Lord Vishnu and Shiva exchanged their
> weapons*.
>
> Sage Pulastya recited the story that was once told by Lord Vishnu to Manu.
> In ancient times, there was a demon king named *Jalodbhava.*
>
> *Jalodbhava pleased Lord Brahma with his penance and got a boon that
> specific weapons of gods will fail against him, sages cannot curse him,
> fire and* water cannot harm him. Having obtained these boons, Jalodbhava
> started to rule entire earth out of cruelty.
>
> The gods took birth on earth and *then took Jalodbhava to Vaikunta.* Lord
> Vishnu then went with Jalodbhava and the gods to Kailasa. A meeting was
> held there on the strategy to kill this demon. *Lord Vishnu and Lord
> Shiva exchanged their weapons immediately since Jalodbhava had a boon that
> gods cannot use their specific weapons to kill him.* When Jalodbhava saw
> the two gods marching towards him, he immediately escaped from the place
> and went to bottom of a river. When Lord Vishnu and Shiva saw the demon
> hiding under river, they both hide them on both banks of that river.
>
> *Jalodbhava came out of the water thinking that both Lord Vishnu and Shiva
> might have gone from there.* Jalodbhava, with fear started looking on all
> sides and then decided to climb Himalaya. *Lord Vishnu with trident and
> Lord Shiva with Sudharshana rushed towards the demon when they saw him
> climbing the mountain. *
>
> Lord Vishnu threw the trident and Lord Shiva released the Sudharshana
> simultaneously towards Jalodbhava. *Jalodbhava who was having golden
> complexion fell down from the mountain like a white star falling from the
> sky.*
>
> Narada said- kindly, tell me that why had Śiva held Sudarśana and Vasudeva
> the Śula there?
>
> There was one mighty king of demons called Jalodbhava (water-bom). That
> mighty demon worshipped god Brahma with observing terrific penance. Brahma
> pleased and endowed him with powers defeating all gods and demons. It was
> said that the specific weapons of gods too shall fail to put any harm to
> him. The curse thundered by hermits known to Brahma shall even prove futile
> and the fire and water shall do not harm to him.
>
> That demon having these specific powers then began ruling on earth. He put
> in pain all gods, hermits and kings too. That cruel demon had destroyed all
> benevolent activities.
>
> The gods then took birth on the earth took the kings in their company and
> went to the supreme regulating authority god Visnu. God too went With them
> at Himalaya where Hara was existed.
>
> A meeting arranged there and strategy stated for killing that enemy as it
> was only benevolent project for gods and hermits. Both gods then exchanged
> their weapons immediately.
>
> When that wicked demon saw the god of gods Sankara and Visnu marching
> forward of attack, considering them undefeated. The demon entered into the
> bottom of river with a fright.
>
> When Saiikara and Visnu saw the demon hidden in huge and holy river
> Madhumafi, they suddenly hide on the both banks of that river.
>
> Jalodbhava came up from the water considering Satikara and Visnu returned
> till then. He cautiously started looking all sides with fear and thus,
> climbed on the ridge of inaccessible Himñlaya.
>
> Visnu with trident and Satikara with discus rushed fast towards every when
> they saw him climbing on the ridge of the mountain.
>
> They hit hard on his body by throwing discus and trident simultaneously.
> That demon having golden complexion fell down from the mountain like a
> white star falling from the sky.
>
> Visnu had thus, held trident while Saiikara had held discus for killing
> their enemy Jalodbhida. The foot print of Siva on Himilaya began
> emanating the river Vitasta just then.
>
> Source: Vamana Purana Chapter 81
>
>
>
> *Q8         What is the Birth story of Mata Janki?*
>
> A8          Posted by Namasvi Shukla 4h ago
>
> In the kingdom of Mithila, there was an extreme scarcity of water and
> food, it was a draught. Their King Janak had not children. He once was
> ploughing in the field for some food/water. Suddenly, his plough stucked
> when he saw there was a very beautiful girl. Then he adopted the girl. When
> her feet touched the ground, a grass came and rain started. Then King Janak
> and Maharani Sunaina named her as Sita.
>
> She has many names because related to Bhu Devi because she is her
> daughter, for ex:. Bhumija, Bhumi putri etc.
>
>
>
> *Q9         How do I make dosa batter at home?*
>
> A9          Bhuvana Rameshwar Tue Smart cook, not hardworking
>
> *Dosa batter is slightly different from idly batter*. Idlies are soft and
> rise up when steamed. Dosas are made crisp or soft.
>
> *Idly batter gives soft small dosas*. Soft dosas are good for thick
> gravies. Adding a little fenugreek seeds when soaking the rice gives more
> brownish but soft dosas. So such dosa batter should be spread thick.
>
> *Crisp dosas are made big, thin and golden brown in colour. For this you
> need*
>
> 2 cups of raw rice 2 cups of boiled rice 3/4 cup of good black (urad)
> lentils.
>
> A tablespoon of chana dhal or Bengal gram or tuvar or yellow lentils.
>
> Soak them for 6 hrs after washing them the rice together and the urad and
> Bengal lentils separately . Grind lentils separately until it is fluffy and
> aerated. Then grind the rice mixture until smooth.
>
> When done mix the two batters with required salt. (around 3 to 4 teaspoon).
>
> Let it stand in a warm place or next to your stove. The batter ferments in
> around 5 hours and rises up to double the size. *So keep the batter in a
> big vessel after grinding.*
>
> When ready do *not stir the risen batter. Use it as such*. Use a flat
> ladle, take batter, pour on preheated non stick tava and quickly spread it
> into a thin circle as big as the tava.
>
> Pour oil on the sides and on the holes created by the fermented batter
> inside.
>
> Cover and cook on medium flame. *There is no need to turn. When ready
> remove. Serve with chutney.*
>
> Or keep a little potato masala, cover and cook for a minute or two then
> fold the dosa on halves and serve.
>
> Rami Sivan Thu Hindu priest and teacher of Indian Philosophy
>
>
>
> *Q10       How many Napunsak Bhagwan are in Hinduism?*
>
> A10        Napumsaka means one who is gender non-binary.
>
> *In Hindu mythology there are a number of celestials that are non-binary.*
>
> Saturn (śani-bhagavan) & Mercury (Budha) are both napumsaka among the
> Grahas. Rahu and Ketu are also non-binary according to some authorities.
>
> Chandra (Moon) and Shukra (Venus) are gender fluid.
>
> Narasimha Bhagavan was technically non-binary because the conditions
> placed upon the terminator of Hiranyakashipu had to be beyond all the pairs
> of opposites like human/animal,deva/asura, male/female etc.
>
> Vishnu Bhagavan while being “cis-gender” is famous for taking the form of
> the most captivating beauty - Mohinī to achieve a specific goal.There are a
> few more in local mythology.
>
>
>
> *Q11       Does air resistance resist motion?*
>
> A11        Jon Prabhu7m ago Freelancer (2018–present)
>
> *Yes. Air resistance is proportional to the speed, and is applied in the
> direction opposite to motion*. The faster the object moves, the more
> collisions and so the greater the overall force due to air resistance. *The
> aerodynamics design can minimize the effect of air resistance*.
>
> *Q12       What "poverty food" is actually really delicious?*
>
> A12        Meenati Amatya Updated 1h ago Former teacher of Mount Carmel
> School
>
> When we were children I saw my mother most of the time in the kitchen.
>
> Papa’s office was at nine o clock and he had to leave by eight thirty. So
> my mother had to cook lunch for him. She had no time to prepare breakfast
> for all five brothers and sisters.
>
> *For breakfast we mostly had soaked flattened rice. This was our staple
> breakfast. Only on Sundays we* used to have special breakfast.
>
> Mama used to mix with banana, little milk and sugar or jaggery. She
> included which ever was available.
>
> People might call it a poverty food because mostly people in our villages
> use to eat this. *But trust me this is really healthy, nutritious and
> easy to prepare.*
>
> Mostly people in our villages consume this because everything is available
> at home from flattened rice to banana to milk.
>
>
>
> *Q13       Where does alcohol come from?*
>
> A13        Ray Pooley, former Research & Development Engineer at Otis
> Elevator Company (1975-1998) Answered 34m ago
>
> *The word “alcohol” describes a category of organic molecules that have at
> least one hydroxyl radical (-OH) attached to one of the molecule’s carbon
> atoms**.*
>
> * The number of carbon atoms determines its chemical name and behaviour*. They
> exist naturally but the most familiar one to many is ethyl alcohol which is
> the one found in alcoholic drinks that are manufactured for its drug
> properties.
>
> Ethyl alcohol has the formula C2H5OH. Two carbon atoms with one hydrogen
> atom also attached to an oxygen atom.
>
>
>
> *Q14       Is Covishield safe? How was your experience being vaccinated by
> Covishield?*
>
> A4          Akaash Muthiah (*ஆகாஸ் முத்தையா)* April 3 M.B.B.S in Bachelor
> of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery Degrees, Kilpauk Medical College
> (Expected 2022)
>
> I took Covishield in February at Govt. Kilpauk Medical College Hospital,
> Chennai.
>
> You reach the vaccination centre, enter your details and then proceed to
> the vaccination area. Here your names will be entered in another register
> and *you will be asked if you have allergies of any kind.(Even if they
> don't, it's always good practice to tell it to them yourself).*
>
> In my case, I did have an allergy which I then told them. They explained
> and reassured that they have all necessary medications loaded right there
> and should something arise they will take immediate care. *They also
> injected a test dose, asked me to wait for 10 minutes*, observing if I
> developed any adverse reactions and then injected the remaining dose.You
> will then wait for 30 minutes in a room where you will be monitored if you
> have any reactions. (This is irrespective of whether you have allergies or
> not).
>
> *At the end of 30 minutes, you can leave the centre.*
>
> Injection site pain starts to develop around the 15 minute mark and may
> exist for a day or 2.
>
> I was lucky enough not to get severe body aches or fever but several
> people who took the vaccination with me did get them. Each one is unique
> and the reaction will be different.
>
> *If you feel it is something severe, visit the vaccination centre again
> and they will take good care of you.*
>
> You're not supposed to rub the injection site or give hot or cold compress
> on it.
>
> *Being vaccinated doesn't prevent you from getting COVID*. It only
> reduces the intensity of the disease and so continue wearing a mask and
> maintaing social distancing. Get vaccinated and stay safe.
>
> *All the above QA are based on Quora on 16-04 - 2021. Quora answers need
> not be 100% correct answers *
>
> *Compiled and posted by R. Gopala krishnan on 16-4- 2021*
>
>
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