Pranam Q7 Rs 30000 cannot build wealth unless dame luck loves him. Q8 Wrt the article of Sri Ramajayam belief is explained wrt the vedas and Gods as well as the science. Added to is the Brahma sutra bhashya by adi shankara wrt the YM article today. KR IRS 18422
On Mon, 18 Apr 2022 at 07:41, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 < [email protected]> wrote: > *CULTURAL QA 04-2022-18* > > *BEING A COMPILATION THERE MAY BE ERRORS* > > Q1 Can a steel nail go directly into concrete? > > A1 Steven Haddock Lives in Toronto, ON (1959–present)Apr 12 > > Absolutely. Although nails are made specifically for this purpose. Not > surprisingly, they’re called “concrete nails” or “masonry nails” > > Masonry nails are made of steel with a higher carbon content (0.5–0.75%) > to make them harder, and they have a squarish tip. They’re also thicker > with respect to the size of their head. > > *My note- But we get mostly iron nails only in India.* > > Q2 How do I put starch for dry clothes in an IFB front load > fully automatic washing machine? > > A2 Chukka Vishwavaram, Managing Director Answered 1h ago > > *You can select rinse and dry cycle*. First, mix starch in a mug of water > and pour it in the detergent drawer. Then put clothes and start cycle. Your > clothes will absorb the starch and then the dry cycle will wriggle out the > excess water. After cycle ends, dry the clothes in the sun. > > Q3 Do spiders have toxic venom that can transmit disease to > humans? > > A3 Ken Saladin Textbook author and professor emeritus Fri > > *All spiders, almost without exception*, have toxic venom. They need it to > survive.* > > But very, very few spider species have venom of any danger to humans. > Most spider venom will cause no more effect than a mosquito or tick bite. > > And no spiders transmit diseases, other than the disease of the bite > itself, as from the Australian redback or American black widow and brown > recluse bites. There are no parasites or infectious microbes transmitted > through spider venom. > > *(*I think in an earlier Quora discussion someone did* point out one > spider species or small group of species that are non-venomous.) > > Q4 How do you step down DC voltage from 24V to 12V? > > A4 Krishna Kumar Subramanian, Lifelong Follower of > Developments in ElectronicsAnswered Fri > > If you don’t want to waste electricity, you use a *buck-converter.* > > In dc-dc converters, the average dc output voltage must be controlled to > equal a desired level, though the input voltage and the output load may > fluctuate. Switch-mode dc-dc converters utilize one or more switches to > transform dc from one level to another. In a dc-dc converter with a given > input voltage, the average output voltage is controlled by controlling the > switch on and off durations (ton and toff). > > *It’s not very complicated, and it uses magnetic components to cut > electrical losses while doing its job.* > > 2ND ANSWER- Robert Gross, Retired Electrical Engineer Answered Fri > > *If the current is constant, you can do it with resistors;* if not, you > will need a more complicated circuit, or a rotary converter (motor rotating > a generator). > > Q5 Why do avian species such as pigeons and seagulls nod their > heads back and forth while walking? > > A5 Donna Fernstrom Reptile keeper and breeder, wildlife > observation and ecology hobbyist.Apr 8 > > *The answer is actually reasonably fascinating.*Birds have good vision. > Like, the majority of birds have seriously AMAZING vision. *They can see > things we can’t even dream of seeing*. However, if you’ve ever tried to > read while jogging, you’ll notice how much detail is lost with movement. > > So what the birds are doing is holding their head stationary, moving their > body forward, then snapping their head forward quickly so they can hold it > steady again. *This gets rid of the shaky cam effect, and lets them get > crystal clear snapshots of the world around them.* > > Okay, it’s a car commercial, but it brilliantly shows how great birds are > at keeping their head stable while their body is moving. They need to be > this good to see where they’re going while they fly.This woodcock > deliberately bobs and sways its body while it walks to mimic leaves blowing > in the wind - part of its phenomenal camouflage. Look how still its head is > held while it’s doing all that.Slow motion pigeon walk, to show the bob:The > head snaps forward and is held fairly still while the body catches up, then > repeat. :) > > Q6 What should be done when water goes inside a laptop screen? > > A6 Saddam Ansari , Tech SavvyAnswered Feb 1, 2018 > > *You should immediately switch off your laptop or detach laptop battery > from the laptop (if detachable).* Don't try to start laptop after that > and *go to computer technician where they will dry the laptops screen and > any components affected by water by a heat blower*. In case of water > damaged screen there is very less chance the screen will be functioning > properly. You to get the screen changed by a computer technician. > > *2ND ANSWER- Adarsh M, Smartphone, laptop and pc* gaming enthusiast, > Senior on XDA Answered Feb 1, 2018 > > *Immediately place laptop upside down and turn off laptop*. Dry out the > screen from a technician. Since water is less corrosive, you can surely get > it in good condition. > > Q7 How can a person with a 30,000 INR monthly salary build > wealth? > > A7 Anil Roongta Former Member at Consumer CourtApr 10 > > *When my father joined IAS in 1961, his monthly salary was 400/-. He would > save 75/- per month without fail and deposit it with one of his uncles who > was into business*. He kept doing it for ten years. His uncle returned > the money after ten years with accumulated interest which was a good enough > amount in those days for my father to purchase a piece of land where he > built a house later on.*The crux of the story is if you want to create > wealth, learn to save and invest from day one. Control your* expenditure, > don’t indulge in unnecessary shopping and you will be creating wealth for > yourself and your family. > > Q8 If science can disprove the existence of God then why do > people still believe? > > A8 Claire Jordan Degree in biology and folklore; programmer, > shop owner, secretary on newspaper Apr 9 > > Science can’t disprove the existence of a god or gods, because we don’t > know what we would expect to see if gods exist, or how to test for it. It > can however disprove the very literal interpretation of various scriptures > - *it can demonstrate that the world wasn’t whisked into being in six > days, nor was it created by Min wanking and then getting himself pregnant.* > > Q9 Why is the roof made so heavily in the old Japanese house? > > A9 Hantani Sadahiko Lives in Japan (1967–present)Apr 11 > > *It is called a thatched roof.[1]* > > They make roofs with Japanese pampas grass and kaya.*Thatch is believed > to be the most primitive type of roof in the world*, and it is believed > that dwellings using only thatched roofs were built in Japan during the > Jomon period.Kayabuki was registered as an intangible cultural heritage by > UNESCO on November 17, 2020 as one of "techniques used by traditional > architectural artisans." > > Q10 How do you check your PC's CPU temperature? > > A10 Krishna. M Kumarsamy Answered Thu > > *There are third party apps available that monitors temp like speed fan > and cpuz! google it! or u can* check in bios. press DEL at startup (may > differ depending on manufacturer) to enter bios to check temp of ur cpu! > > *My note- I am having a fan unit purchased long* back to cool my old > Laptop. It was placed below the Laptop Latest light weight computers > doesnot get hot at all. *All the above QA are from Quora website on > 17-04- 2022. Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers . **Compiled **and > posted by R. 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