Pranam Q1 white poop of a bird is its nature and the cause is similar whereas it is normal to bird whereas it is abnormal to men as system functioning is marred as seen below: When adults have a pale stool with no other symptoms, it is usually safe to wait and see if the stool returns to normal. When children and babies have very pale or white poop, a doctor should see them as soon as possible. Bile from the liver creates the typical brown hue of a healthy bowel movement. When the stool is very pale, it often means that not enough bile is reaching the stool. Problems with the gallbladder, pancreas, or liver are reasons why stool may not contain enough bile. People who have consistently pale stools may want to talk to a doctor about conditions that affect these organs. Fatty foods, or those containing food coloring. Vitamins <https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/195878.php> that include iron can turn the color of stool dark brown. . If they are white or clay colored, however, it could mean a person has an underlying medical condition. Giardiasis is an infection that may turn the stool light or bright yellow. *Giardia lamblia*, the most common intestinal parasite <https://www.badgut.org/information-centre/a-z-digestive-topics/the-scoop-on-poop/> in the world, causes the infection. Over-the-counter (OTC) remedies, for example, ibuprofen and acetaminophen, can harm the liver. A person who notices a pale stool after taking a new medication or after taking OTC pain relievers for a long time or in excess of the correct dose may have medication-related liver damage. he gallbladder holds bile and is located on the upper right side of the stomach, next to the liver. During digestion, the gallbladder releases bile into the intestines through the bile duct. Gallbladder diseases can change the color of stool. Problems with the liver or bile ducts can turn the stool pale. Diseases of the pancreas can make it hard for this organ to secrete pancreatic juices into the digestive system. This can lead to the food moving too quickly through the gut, causing a pale and fatty-looking stool. When the stool is white or very light brown, this can signal a more serious problem, such as cholestasis <https://fn.bmj.com/content/97/5/F385.short>, a type of liver disease. In newborns, cholestasis or any other problem with the liver, gallbladder, or pancreas may be a medical emergency, so a caregiver should call their pediatrician right away. White or clay-colored stools during pregnancy usually indicate a problem with the gallbladder, liver, biliary ducts, or pancreas. Science had brought out poop diagrams itself. Q5 Money does not get anyone any kind of respect; and the respect for monet would disappear in the same way, it entered; selvom enbadaal selvam in Tamil. Those who started the life in majority, in the world, had ended their life by suicide or uncomfortability of all kinds or seeking Ravishankar, Amirtananda MAYI, NITHYANANDA ETC TO GET CHEATED AGAIN. Wealth expands within 2 years and dissipates overnight. Many people were very happy without money and sleeping well, whereas after the stylish bed , they could not sleep over. Bhartruhari and Tamil poet Valluvar agree on several points in this sloka of Niti Sataka.
1.A person’s wealth is decided by his fate 2.Fate is written by Brahma, Hindu God of Creation on one’s head or forehead. 3.Saint Vidyaranya’s story shows that Harihara and Bhukka got it even whenthey were in arid land. But Saint Vidyaranya couldn’tget in the present birth (Read the story given below) 4.Valluvar explains it more clearly. One needs effort to get wealth. Inspiration and perspiration give wealth. But that comes only when your Good Karma (Punya done in one’s previous birth) acts. If you have bad Karma (papa), then laziness will engulf you. 44. Whatever fate has written on the forehead of each, that shall he obtain, whether it be poverty or riches. His abode may be the desert, but he shall gain no more if he live even on Mount Meru. Let your mind be constant. Do not be miserable through envy of the rich. The pitcher takes up the same quantity of water whether it be from the well or the ocean. यद्धात्रा निजभालपट्टलिखितं स्तोकं महद्वा धनं तत्प्राप्नोति मरुस्थलेஉपि नितरां मेरौ ततो नाधिकम् । तद्धीरो भव वित्तवत्सु कृपणां वृत्तिं वृथा सा कृथाः कूपे पश्य पयोनिधावपि घटो गृह्णाति तुल्यं जलम् ॥ Niti Sataka 1.44 ॥ Look at the following couplets: – Tirukkural 371, 377, 380 Except as ordained by the Lord, who measures out each man’s meet Even the millionaire cannot enjoy his hoards -377 Even a millionaire cannot enjoy his wealth except as ordained by Fate. This is exactly what Shakespeare meant when he said in Hamlet, "*There is a Divinity that shapes our ends **Rough-hew them how we will– (Hamlet). * Kanchi Shankaracharya (1894-1994 Paramacharya) in his Madras Discourses (1957-1959) gives the story of Vidyaranya’s discovery of gold and using it for establishing Vijayanagara Empire. Born as Madhava in a village in Karnataka he prayed to Goddess Mahalakshmi, Goddess of Wealth, for enormous amount of wealth. Lakshmi appeared before him and told him that he can’t enjoy wealth in this birth but it was possible for him to get it in the next birth. An idea flashed in his mind immediately. He told Goddess Lakshmi that he would take Sanyas ( Renunciation) which is considered a ‘second birth’ for a Hindu. Lakshmi agreed and gave him tons of gold. As soon as he saw rocks of gold and hills of gold he wept loudly. He knew that sanyas (renunciation ) means no attachment to anything worldly. “Oh My God, What Have I done? How can I touch gold when I have become a Sanyasi (an ascetic)”, he cried. Goddess Lakshmi disappeared while he was wondering what to do next. At that time of history in 14th century AD, Muslim forces invaded South India and destroyed most of the temples along its routes. Madhava, who was later known as Vidyaranya, called two goatherds Harihara and Bhukka and asked them to build a city at the chosen place at the appointed auspicious time. Both of them did it and utilised the entire gold to establish a mighty and wealthy Hindu empire—later known as Vijaya Nagara Samrajya. Finally Avvayar:" “Though you dip the measure/pitcher deep in the deep sea water, it will not contain four measures. O Maid ! Though riches and husband are choice, the happiness of the couple hangs on fate or destiny”— "Moothurai" by Poetess Avvaiyar Q7 The architecture and need of 700 BCE shall not be evaluated when planes can fly and it is stupidity. "The wall helped the Chinese Empire prepare for invasions, buying valuable time for China's forces to mobilize. It was also used to lure enemy troops into compromising situations, according to the book "*The Great Wall of China From History to Myth* <https://target.georiot.com/Proxy.ashx?tsid=74387&GR_URL=https%3A%2F%2Famazon.com%2FGreat-Wall-China-Literature-Institutions-ebook%2Fdp%2FB00PSHL7OS%3Ftag%3Dhawk-future-20%26ascsubtag%3Dlivescience-in-1058821656631458600-20> " (Cambridge University Press, 1990) by Arthur Waldron, a professor of international relations in the department of history at the University of Pennsylvania. In 1428, for example, a Chinese general managed to force Mongol armies toward the wall, pinning them down without an escape route and defeating them. Can be read in USA libraries. Raja raja cholan fort is also similar today. The est transportations across the hill in speed is a great contribution even today. China grows it economy only on Roads whether rocky or silky. Q9 Why a western answer? *kāmaṁ krodhaṁ lobhaṁ mohaṁ **tyaktvā'tmānaṁ bhāvaya ko'ham | **ātmajñāna vihīnā mūḍhāḥ * *te pacyante narakanigūḍhāḥ || 26 (Bhajagovindam) *Leaving off desire, anger, greed, and delusion, make self-inquiry; who am I? They are fools who are without Self-knowledge; as captives in hell, they are tortured. The cause fear is revealed here; when one lakh of rupees is given free as a possession, no one fears. Leaving out of al the ego is the fear of death. Selfish attitude; not for wife and children. Q10 LSB =least significant bit Q &A from west bengal; there is no such symptom as "Learned sleeping behaviour" which is his own invention. Once the body is tired one will sleep in any place. My sister use to roll over ( we were sleeping only on the floor with beds then-cot is a later habit) and lie under the big almira 8 by 6 feet with one foot above the ground ; I will bring her back which she was never aware. Ramana says in sleep do you know where are you?. So there is nothing called in sleeping in neibor's sofa but not on bed. KR IRS 4822 On Thu, 4 Aug 2022 at 07:07, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 < [email protected]> wrote: > *CULTURAL QA 08-2022-04* > > *BEING A COMPILATION THERE MAY BE ERRORS* > > *Q1 Why do birds have white poop?* > > A1 Ken Saladin, Former Premedical Mentor (1977–2017)3y > > *The white matter in bird poop is uric acid, their urinary waste*. *Birds > don’t have urinary bladders* because stored urine would weigh them down, > interfering with flight. Instead of excreting urea as we do, they process > their nitrogenous waste a step further to uric acid, which is less soluble > and can be concentrated into a paste form. (We secrete a bit of uric acid > too, coming from the digestion of DNA and RNA in our food.) > > *Birds have only one opening, a vent, rather than separate urethral and > anal openings as mammals do*. Thus, their urinary and digestive waste mix > and are excreted together. *The digestive waste, such as seed hulls and > insect chitin, is the more brown, black or green matter in their feces.*Trust > me on this. I’m a biologist—I know my shit. > > *Q2 How often should windows and doors be replaced?* > > A2 Gopala Krishnan, Former Assistant General Manager 1996-2004 at > Department of Telecom (1966–2004)Just now > > It depends on the location, quality of wood, quality of painting and much > more. White ants may damage doors and frames if not attended to. Instead of > interior of wood, exterior is also used for frame work or doors it may > damage them. > > Present day’s doors and frames made of quality wood if well protected, *can > remain intact more than 50 years* > > *Q3 Why would a doctor ask for a CT instead of an MRI?* > > A3 David Chan, MD from UCLA, Stanford Oncology Fellowship Sun > > *In general, CT scan is much faster to perform and better in terms of > imaging of the chest*. Most individuals cannot breath hold long enough > for accurate MRI scans of the lung so motion artifact will obscure smaller > lung nodules and lymph nodes in the mediastinum (center of chest). > > *MRI is much better in imaging brain and spine (discs and nerve roots) but > CT can be used in some cases.* CT brain without contrast is typically > used in the ER to rule out a major bleed and also is good for bone > structure in the spine but doesn’t image discs or nerves well. > > CT with contrast and MRI are probably equally good at imaging abdomen and > pelvis but *MRI is better for prostate and pelvic lymph nodes.* > > *Q4 What are sleeper trains like in real life?* > > A4 Nicholas Stone, Life long interest in trains. Sun > > *In real life, sleeper trains are an overnight adventure offering comfort, > the convenience of sleeping while travelling and the novelty of waking up > in a new place.* > > I have travelled on sleeper trains across Japan, India, Russia, Europe and > the USA. My most sleeper train journey was from Cornwall to London > Paddington (UK). My longest was a 66 hour sleeper train journey from > Vladivostok to Ulan Ude across eastern Russia - a continuous journey of two > nights and most of three days. > > In July 2016, Nicholas Stone prepares to board *RZD state railways train > no 1 Rossiya from Vladivostok across eastern Russia* and alighting at > Ulan Ude 66 hour later. This sleeper train operates all the way to Moscow, *a > continuous journey of six nights and seven days.* > > There’s often anticipation before a sleeper train journey. *The company > you’ll keep, the scenery, the food and quality of your accommodation*. > You won’t get all the sleep you’d like, but you are spared the cramped and > disorientating experience of airline travel. > > Sleeper train accommodation varies greatly and this is reflected in the > pricing structure. *Basic sleeper travel is seated - coach class style. > Next up are six or eight berth couchettes or a private roomette.* Then > there’s two or four berth compartments. Where available, you can treat > yourself to a private berth with en-suite shower. Food and drink is often > include in the global price. Most likely you will be sharing a bathroom > with other passengers in your carriage. > > Nicholas Stone arrives into Reno, Nevada, USA - on Amtrak’s California > Zephyr sleeper train which had departed from Chicago Union station 36 hours > previously. > > *Among the sleeper train treats is the novelty of sleeping (or trying to > sleep) in a bed as your travel through the night.* Taking dinner or > breakfast in the dining car at sunset or sunrise is rewarding. As well as > waking up in a new place several hundred miles further down the line. > > *My note- I recollect of having chair car when Trivandrum- New Delhi > Rajadhani was introduced and removed later. * > > Q5 *What have you learned very early in life?* > > A5 Ratnamala Kamath, M'com from Karnatak University, Dharwad > (Graduated 1988)2y > > The life lesson that I learnt when I was young was that if you didn't > have vitamin M- money, then people including your own relations don't care > a jot for you. > > Compared to our other relations we were poor. Once we were invited to the > daughter's marriage of a close relation in another city. They had arranged > for our stay in a hotel. > > *All the other kids would play antakshari and other games, but we were > never invited or asked to participate. All women were invited to see the > bride's trousseau, but my mom was not invited inspite of being a close > relation*. This was the second time when I saw tears in my mother's eyes. > That day my mom decided that henceforth she would never attend any other > marriage of those relations. *While eating food we were the only ones who > were told that each thali cost…… and we should be careful about not eating > too much*. My father was also upset and asked why they had invited us > then. We kids and our mom never attended any of their marriage or other > functions after this, nor did they force us to. > > *I then realised that money and position were the most important things > for some people.* But I would never be like them. I would treat those > less fortunate than me with the same or more respect than the well off > people. > > Though I realised the importance of money, I don't run after it or after > the people who are rich. I have no respect for people who give more > importance to money and status than to relationships. Unfortunately the > world today is filled 90% with such people. > > *Q6 Why does cooking a potato in boiling oil produce a different > result from cooking it in boiling water? Is it a chemical thing?* > > A6 Scott Welch, Canada has a lot of water. Updated Jul 26 > > Re: Is it a chemical thing? It sure is. It’s entirely driven by chemistry. > > *Potatoes are made mostly of starch. Heat converts starches to sugars*. If > the heat is high enough, those sugars are then converted to caramels, which > are (a) brown (b) crunchy and (c) tasty! > > *However, this needs heat of about 300F. Boiling water is only 212F. So, > no sugars and no caramelization.* > > *This is also why old fries are limp and tasteless,* because the water in > the potatoes dissolves the caramels and turns them into sugary water. > > *By the way, it’s not just potatoes. Many of the starches we eat are > cooked at high temperature to* create caramels. This is why we toast > bread, for example. > > *Q7 Why didn’t the Great Wall of China work?* > > A7 Matt Riggsby, MA Archaeology, Boston University Jul 29 > > *It worked OK for its intended purpose, but I think a lot of people don’t > know what that purpose was.* > > *A number of empires maintained “long wall” systems, like the Great Wall* > or the Roman limes system which included things like Hadrian’s Wall > across Britain and less sophisticated fortifications along the Danube. *These > were not constructed to be absolute barriers like castle and city walls,* > keeping out armies. Rather, they were there to limit casual infiltration > and provide an early warning system against larger incursions. > > *For the former, long walls are substantial enough that individuals or > small groups of people would* have a hard time getting over. It’s far > from impossible, but they have watchtowers along the way, and anyone trying > to get past the wall is likely to be spotted and stopped by nearby guards. > This is less a defensive measure and more one for administration and > taxation. *Foreigners can’t sneak across the border to smuggle in goods > or otherwise go observed*. Rather, they’re funneled through official > border crossings so they can be noted and taxed.For the latter, not only > are long walls not really big enough to hold off large armies (building > much taller, thicker walls would be prohibitively expensive), the > individual tower garrisons are too small to put up much resistance. *But > they’re not meant to stop approaching armies, just notice them. *The > watch towers are watch towers. In case of a larger incursion, they alert > larger centralized garrisons well behind the wall to mount a more serious > defense. Of course, if the invading army is big enough or the defending > garrisons too small, the defense is going to be ineffective, but that’s > hardly the wall’s fault. > > *So, then, the Great Wall does appear to have done at least part of its > job reasonably well. It didn’t stop* major invasions, but it was never > meant to. > > *Q8 Why do people have different air temperature preferences?* > > A8 Gopala Krishnan, Former Assistant General Manager 1996-2004 at > Department of Telecom (1966–2004)Just now > > Question is about atmospheric temperature, I think. I am born in Kerala in > a place with is normally having temperature between 28 and 32 degrees. At > the age of 20, after coming to Tamilnadu, where temperature is more at most > of the year, I got adjusted to it. After about 30 years, again I went back > to Kerala to a Trivandrum where the temperature changes were more. I > lived almost 10 years there and again settled in Chennai, Tamilnadu. Here > the temperature normally is hot or very hot. *Occasionally the atmosphere > become chill like yesterday with lot of rain, which I feel not > comfortable.* > > So like other things people get accustomed to atmospheric temperature. > Night we normally switch on air-conditioner and temperature setting about > 24 degree centigrade. While in day time adjusting to higher temperature, > night we require less temperature for comfort. *It is a mind setting.* > > Mild or good wind is preferred by all at all times. Within home the wife > and husband may like slightly different temperature, *mostly it can be > from the back ground they were brought up till married* > > *Q9 Why do humans fear death, when many believe in an afterlife?* > > A9 Claire Jordan, Degree in biology and folklore; programmer, > shop owner, secretary on newspaper22h > > Even if you believe in an afterlife, few people have 100% confidence in > it, and even if you do, it still means being separated from your loved ones > for a long time, not completing your life’s goals etc. It’s like asking why > people would fear being suddenly relocated to another planet without the > ability to phone home. > > *Q10 What are some mind-blowing facts in the medical field?* > > A10 Pallab Roy Chowdhury (GENERAL non Ews),Lives in Kolkata, West > Bengal, India, Sat > > Have you ever felt that you feel extremely sleepy when lying on your sofa, > or mattress, or even in some other bed, but as soon as you lay down on your > own bed, you can't sleep any more. > > Have you? > > *Well don't worry, it's a psychological condition that you have nurtured > yourself over the years.*It is known as “ LEARNED SLEEP BEHAVIOR “ > > Just rewind your clock a few years, and try to remember all those days > where you have used your phone just before sleeping, or ate snacks on your > bed yourself, worked on your laptop or even did anything other than > sleeping on your bed. > > *Throughout the years, you have trained your mind to actually NOT TO FEEL > TIRED in your bed. This is why you can't sleep (not insomnia).* > > This is why it is said that, never to use phone for at least 30 mins or to > avoid any snacks after laying to bed. > > *Edit : Don't ask me for it's solution.. I'm among the few who always > feels sleepy, ALWAYS.* > > *All the above QA are from Quora website on 03-08- 2022. * > > *Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers .* > > *Compiled **and posted by R. 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