Pranam
Chennai airport is changing like SFO and construction activities
are going on. And so except limited people ,others are not allowed inside.
I saw all thro my people on 8th early morning. The days are not far off
when people may go upto baggage level to receive their guests, like
foreign airports. K. R. IRS. 9522
On Mon, May 9, 2022, 18:25 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 <
[email protected]> wrote:
> *CULTURAL QA 05-2022-06*
>
> *BEING A COMPILATION THERE MAY BE ERRORS*
>
> *Q1 I accidentally transferred Rs 9000 to an autowala via
> Google pay, tried to reach him but he has blocked me now. Is there any way
> I can get my money back?*
>
> A1 Prasanna Bhalerao M. Sc. in Electronics & Physics,
> Fergusson College, Pune2h
>
> *You will have his Google Pay ID. You can perhaps lodge a complaint with
> the local police station and show your overpayment.* The police would
> tend to believe you because no auto-rikshaw service will cost as must as
> ₹9000.
> With the UPI, you may be able to trace his phone number or bank ID.
>
> *Q2 What happens when a bone marrow transplant fails?*
>
> A2 Narayana Health,Health for all. All for health.1y
>
> Just as with any other significant surgery, *the bone marrow transplant
> procedure has certain risks that a patient needs to be awar*e. It is
> important that to discuss the complications with the doctor so that one is
> aware of the risks in case the procedure fails. Some of the complications
> that may arise from a bone marrow transplant:
>
> Graft versus host disease- this is a condition where the donor’s cells
> begin attacking the body.
>
> Graft failure- where the cells that are transplanted don’t produce new
> blood cells, as expected
>
> Cataracts- a cloud-like film forms in the eye lens.
>
> Internal bleeding- will occur in major organs like the brain, lungs, and
> other parts of the body.
>
> Infections
>
> Constant diarrhea and vomiting
>
> Damage to vital organs
>
> Source: Narayana Health[1] (Bone Marrow Transplant)[2]
>
> *Q3 Is it safe to pour hydrochloric acid down my toilet? Last
> thing to try, then it's a plumber to disassemble.*
>
> A3 David Thomas Professional Engineer, Civil, Alaska Apr 28
>
> *It’ll be the most potentially dangerous thing you do at home that day*.
> The concentrated acids that might effective clear a toilet clog are *dangerous
> to your skin, nasal passages (if you breath the fumes) and to your eyes
> should any splashes reach them.*
>
> The acid won’t damage the ceramic portions of the toilet bowl but could
> corrode any metal drain piping (cast iron was used in houses before ABS
> became common in the 1970s and 1980s and I continue to use cast iron in a
> few locations where I want the toilet flushing noise to be less evident in
> other rooms of the house).
>
> *If there is some slow drainage, then returning to toilet after the acid
> has mostly drained and diluting it with more water would be helpful before
> the plumber comes so they’re not dealing with a corrosive acids* during
> their work. If it isn’t draining at all, they’ll have to deal with removing
> that acid safely before starting their work, likely not be amused and
> certainly charge you for their additional time.
>
> *Caustic drain cleaners containing hydroxides (Drano Liquid Plumber) are
> effective against hair and grease and are more readily available (at the*
> grocery store) and somewhat safer to use than concentrated acids.
>
> *But they won’t dissolve cotton clothing like a strong acid eventually
> might. Nothing dissolve a child’s plastic toy which is often what creates a
> difficult toilet blockage.*
>
> *Q4 Can we take an airport ticket like a platform ticket to see
> them off?*
>
> A4 Arun Visvanathan Lives in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India May 1
>
> *Once upon a time you could*. You could purchase a ticket to enter the
> concourse and also had access to a balcony from where you could watch
> planes take off and land.
>
> However, though some answers say that it is still allowed in airports like
> Kochi and Patna, *it hasn't been allowed in Chennai for a long time*.
> Now, to enter the concourse you have to show a photo id and your ticket to
> a policeman at the gate who will verify that you are the person travelling.
> Your farewell party will have to wait outside. To receive a passenger it
> helps to be 6′2″ tall. If you're 5′6″ like me, you have to fight your way
> through a six deep mob to get to the front where you can see and be seen.
>
> *Q5 How do goats climb sheer cliffs?*
>
> A5 Vasily Najdenko Apr 13
>
> Mountain goats are without a doubt the best climbers in the world. They
> are not afraid of steep slopes, colossal heights. *These animals in a few
> jumps overcome tens of meters of vertical arrays, while feeling absolutely
> safe*. And it's safe here because most predators don't get here.
>
> Of course, goats climbing to a height of 1-2 km also have enemies. *Goats
> are dragged by eagles, kites and vultures every now and then*. But to
> repeat such tricks is beyond the power of other terrestrial predators.
>
> *Thus, nature took care of the horned inhabitants of the mountains of
> Asia, Europe and Africa*. But to jump on centimeter ledges, you need to
> have a special body structure. Therefore, *mountain goats have a
> completely unusual hoof arrangement.*
>
> *They are forked. Each "finger" is a narrow independent part of the hoof.*
> The top of the sole is solid, and the bottom looks like a flexible pad. It
> takes the form of stones, other surfaces, as if sticking to them. The pads
> never get rough, because they are renewed throughout life.
>
> *The animals have a special method of movement. If it is not possible to
> gain a foothold on the rock, the goats continue to jump until they take a
> stable position.* Of course, such dexterity comes with months of
> training. The first ascents of the goats begin to make in infancy.
> Gradually their muscles get stronger, and in adulthood they can run away
> from predators right down the slopes at a decent speed.
>
> *Mountain goats feed on grass growing right in the clefts of rocks*. At
> this time, they steadily rest their 4 feet on the ledges, even if it seems
> that they are not there.
>
> The horned also rest right on the tops of the mountains, with their legs
> tucked under them. The goats simply need rest, as they move considerable
> distances during the day to eat properly. After all, there is very sparse
> vegetation in the rocks, and descending to the ground is fraught with a
> meeting with a wolf or a snow leopard
>
> *All the above QA are from Quora website on 09-05- 2022. *
>
> *Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers *
>
> *Compiled **and posted by R. Gopala krishnan on 09-05-2022*
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