Pranam

As usual, Sri  *R. Gopala krishnan on 05- 07-2021  *starts with a double
lie, in order to grossly mislead everyone.  Does anyone know scientifically
that fire was invented only 1.8 million years ago and the next 1.5 million
years they saw a slow move?. And is there any evidence that humans were
designed ,if so by whom to eat meat or to or not to cook etc?. Then adopts
a question: why do we cook?. Of Course it is the mistake of the source and
adopting source is not the same as adapting to and not designing to cook or
eat. Sorry for more confusion as toilet infections.  And I have also read a
story about how water at the bottom was raised from the bottom to the top
by a Jackalor Fox or some animal, which is also a method of purification
through stones. And I have a doubt on whether the water in which I washed
the floor cleaner can be poured to plants, which may also be solved to this
layman please. Oh when that useless Bharathi was throwing rice to birds , I
was thinking it was feeding; but now I understand that he might have done
it for something else also. What an induction into business I learnt today;
maybe I will get ideas to sell by worn out cot, pillows and beds too.
Again I am confused sir; in my school days, my science teacher advised us
not to drink water in between the meals but you are telling in a different
style, essential at this era. Sri Gopala Krishnan's source contributor
used the expressions so Let  me blame those fools. KR IRS 5721

On Mon, 5 Jul 2021 at 07:45, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 <
[email protected]> wrote:

> *CULTURAL QA 07-2021-05*
>
> *Being  a compilation there may  be errors*
>
> *Q1         Can brain eating amoeba live in toilet bowl water?*
>
> A1          Ken Saladin Textbook author and professor emeritus Fri
>
> In very rare cases, these amebae have occurred in tap water and infected
> people from that source. In most places, the water in a toilet bowl is
> simply tap water, so yes, it could be a source of infection—although it
> seems highly doubtful that anyone has ever been infected this way.
>
> My advice, if this worries you: Don’t snort toilet water up your nose.
>
> *Q2         If humans aren’t designed to eat meat because we have to cook
> it, why do we cook anything?*
>
> A2          Matt Riggsby MA Archaeology, Boston University Wed
>
> We are adapted (not designed, but I get the intended meaning here) to cook
> everything.
>
> Our Homo erectus ancestors started using fire about 1.8 million years ago.
> The next 1.5 million years of their existence saw a slow move in the
> direction of larger skulls and larger brains at the expense of smaller,
> weaker jaws. They adapted to a diet made up more and more of softer, cooked
> food. And that’s our origin. We came into existence at the end of a process
> which depended on the regular use of fire to cook food, whether it’s meat
> or plants. We can, mind you, eat raw meat; some lucky individuals have
> sushi all the time, others of us less frequently. And we can eat some
> plants raw. But just as we don’t have the jaws and teeth to eat large
> quantities of raw meat, we also lack the jaws and teeth to grind the really
> tough plants our more distant Homo habilis ancestors consumed. Meat or no
> meat, we pretty much need fire to survive.
>
> *Q3         How do I filter water without a filter?*
>
> A3          Gopala Krishnan, former Retired Assistant General Manager
> (1966-2004) Answered 1m ago
>
> The question is not put in an understanding manner. Whether the person is
> meaning with out any modern water filtering system? If so I have the
> following answer:-
>
> In olden days muddy water from wells were filtered using a filter type
> cloth tied over the mouth of the pot. Mud remained in the cloth and water
> obtained in the pot was boiled and used.it was followed in my house in my
> boyhood days.
>
> I have studied in middle school, simple water filtering method using three
> mud pots kept on a stand one below the other in three planks. The pots had
> three or four small holes except one at the bottom. The top one was filled
> with pure medium sand, middle one filled with charcoal and bottom pot
> empty. Water was poured on the top mud pot. Drop by drop water would fall
> in the charcoal pot. After filtering water would fall in the bottom pot.
> This was received in the bottom pot and used. No boiling was required. In
> modern filtering system, instead of sand, first filtering is done through
> paper filter.
>
> *Q4         Is it safe to water my plants with the water in which I had
> soaked almond overnight?*
>
> A4          Gopala Krishnan, former Retired Assistant General Manager
> (1966-2004)Answered just now
>
> Surely it is safe. When any seeds are soaked in water , dirt if any and
> some vitamins in the outer layer of the seed is absorbed in the water. This
> solution only benefit the plants if poured on the bottom.
>
> Subhasis Dutta Roy Working in Indian Railways at Indian Railways
> (2001–present) Sat
>
> *Q5         Why Railway employees are given free privilege travel pass to
> travel in Trains? Railways is Indians property or Railway employees
> property?*
>
> A5          Every organisation share some benefits towards its employees.
> While I was researching about this facility of companies on the internet, I
> found that Indian Oil gave Rs 7000/— to its engineers every month as a
> subsidy of oil. Rs 15000/— as a mobile claim, etc.
>
> In Indian Railways, a group D employee gets only Rs 18000/— as his basic
> pay.It is one example and comparison.
>
> What is the privilege pass in Indian Railway?
>
> There are four categories of privilege passes available in Indian Railways.
>
> An employee gets only three nos of the pass during a year.
>
> Second class- This type of pass applicable in the sleeper and second class
> only
>
> Second class A- This type of pass applicable in AC three tyre class and
> lower.
>
> First-class — This type of pass applicable in AC two tire and below.
>
> First Class A- This type of pass applicable in AC first class and below.
> Only officers of Indian Railways are entitled to this category of pass.
>
> Now Indian Railways have most numbers of employees in the first category
> or Group D and subsequently lower in numbers as per pass categories.
>
> How the pass is issued?
>
>
>
> An employee can appeal for a pass for the shortest route between two
> points.
>
> Suppose you can appeal for a pass from Howrah to Delhi. Now the shortest
> route is going through DDU(MGS previously).
>
> You are bound to take your pass through that shortest route.
>
> You cannot demand your pass HWH to Delhi via Chennai and Mumbai. *This
> means a privilege pass is not entitling you to travel across the whole
> Indian railways at a stretch.*
>
> Remember that railways don't give direct money to their employees. It
> gives free tickets through-pass to its employees. To avail of this benefit,
> an employee has to takes his leaves.
>
> Sleeper class ticket fare is approximately 650/—. So if an employee wanted
> to avail of this he has to take a leave of a minimum of three days for one
> side and six days for both sides.
>
> This is not feasible all the time if you don't have any needs for that
> journey. *Most of the time those passes are unused for most of the
> employees.*
>
> Another information the seat or berth reserved for the employees has a
> limitation. Most of the time there are no berths of seats are available for
> the employees.
>
> Indian Railways is the property of the Indian Government. Railway
> employees are worked in this organisation.
>
> Like any other organisation, Indian Railways ensure some benefits for its
> employees.
>
> A free privilege pass is one of them. All the benefits given to its
> employees are according to the rules covered and recognised by the Indian
> Constitution.
>
> Lastly, do you know your house is also a government property? If any needs
> found from the government side your property can be accrued.
>
> You are now privileged to live in that property by paying some taxes to
> governments.
>
> *Q6         Is it safe for birds to eat rice?*
>
> A6          Mochamad Ramadhan Sjamsani, lived in Bali, IndonesiaAnswered
> July 11, 2018
>
> Some of them yes. In my hometown (small village in Java), we had issues
> with bird on our rice field. So we made this scarecrow or other things to
> scare the birds away.
>
> *Please don’t believe in article saying rice will explode on birds belly*.
>
>
> Writer or poster might never see birds in their natural habitat. They
> don’t even see a bird which become vermin on rice field because they eat
> rice. To much, that without intervention they might ruin the crops.
>
> Birds beak based on their diet. And the one which eat rice usually has
> grain eating beak shape.
>
> *Q7         How and where should I sell water purifier?*
>
> A7          Gopala Krishnan, former Retired Assistant General Manager
> (1966-2004) Answered just now
>
> Selling for a good amount the water purifier is not possible if at all it
> is perfectly working. But while purchasing a new water purifier, discount
> is given taking old one. The same is available for kitchen appliances like
> oven, pressure cooker etc also. If one want to sell, nobody would be taking
> old ones for a good price.
>
> *Q8         Do you drink water with a meal?*
>
> Jimothy Meyer, Weight loss Answered 19h ago
>
> Yes. I recommend drinking only water with meals and in everything you do.
>
> This year I lost 23 pounds and one thing that really benefits and helps
> you is cutting out most other drinks besides water.
>
> Water has no calories or sugar or anything. You’re supposed to drink a
> certain amount of it a day. And it helps you feel full faster while eating
> meals which can lead to weight loss if that’s your goal in life. If you’re
> a big soda drinker you should slowly start drinking energy drinks or soda
> less and less, don’t quit cold turkey and also don’t drink diet soda. It’s
> worse for you than regular soda.
>
> also….when only drinking water, it has the huge benefit of flushing toxins
> out of your body. This leads to more energy, feeling more productive, And
> it can also help with depression and anxiety. Think of water like power
> washing. This is going to sound crazy but, When you power wash a patio you
> use high pressurized water, not soda or energy drinks. Now imagine if you
> power washed a patio with soda? Everything would be sticky and gross and
> bugs would flee to the patio like no tomorrow. Now think of your organs as
> that patio. Would you rather sit around on a hot summer day relaxing on a
> sticky patio with bugs and a terrible smell or a nice clean patio.
>
> Now, Treat your organs especially your brain like your most prized
> possession and give them a nice cleaning with some water!!!
>
> *2ND ANSWER Gopala Krishnan, former Retired Assistant General Manager
> (1966-2004)* Answered just now
>
> If the question is while taking meals- my answer is yes. At least three to
> four times in between meals . Also while taking breakfast. One has to
> consume about 2 litres of water in a day. One many not feel that much
> thirst, if he is spending time in an AC room during this corona period. So
> occasionally in day as well as night one has to drink water, Aged, should
> keep water close while working or in the bed. Diabetic patients have to
> take extra care to keep water by their side.
>
> *All the above QA are based on Quora digest on 04-07- 2021. Quora answers
> need not be 100% correct answers *
>
> *Compiled and posted by R. Gopala krishnan on 05- 07-2021*
>
> *This posting has 1707 WORDS  and approx. 170 sentences. *
>
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