CULTURAL QA 04-2023-27 By G and Fallacy contained in there by KR 24 4 23 Q1 What are some mind-blowing facts that most people don't know?
G Sea horse is the only animal where male gets pregnant instead of female. KR: Wrong. 200 species of one specie can do that. Male pregnancy is an alien concept to us mammals. Yet this phenomenon is the universal reproductive mode of pipefishes, seahorses and sea dragons (family Syngnathidae, with more than 200 species). G Sea horse can change their colour to match their surroundings. KR: A* list of 10 color changing animals.* - Chameleon. A chameleon is a unique species of lizard famous for changing its skin color. ... - Golden Tortoise Beetle. The golden tortoise beetle is an insect that can change its color. ... - Mimic Octopus. ... - Pacific Tree Frog. ... - Seahorses. ... - Flounders. ... - Cuttlefish. ... - Crab Spiders. G Lizards have the ability to regenerate their tails. It takes about nine weeks for a lizard to grow their tail back. KR: *Salamander* There are over 700 species of Salamander around the world and all of them have a certain degree of regeneration. But some species have a higher generative capacity that others. Salamanders tend to regrow their tails, weeks after dropping the old one and the new appendage is fully functional. *Axolotls* are an aquatic species of salamander with extraordinary regenerative ability and are able to regenerate organs, skin, limbs, or practically any other body part. *Sharks* can't regenerate organs or other body parts but they can definitely regenerate their dental structures, as sharks can regrow teeth throughout their lifetimes. It can vary from a few days to a few months. *Starfish* Starfish have remarkable regenerative qualities and they can not only regrow new limbs but can also grow a whole new body from lost limbs. Lots of new starfish can grow from parts of the original one. *Mexican tetra* The Mexican tetra fish is a river-dwelling fish and they have the ability to regenerate heart tissues without any scarring. Scientists believe that research on Mexican tetra could lead to breakthroughs in the field of cardiovascular diseases. Similarly, the zebrafish can also regrow its heart with little to no scarring. *Chameleons* Chameleons are well known for their ability to camouflage to their surroundings, but they are also able to regenerate their tails and limbs. They can also heal damaged nerves and skin during the regenerative process. G After Earth, Mars is the most hospitable planet in the Solar System. KR Correction within th known planets; many space planets are suspected to contain water and liveable; recently Moon has water is a finding. Q3 What are some mind-blowing facts about Google? KR Pl see recent OTT film Bezo of Amazon USA So many have wealth and started only from Seattle car shed. Q6 What reasons are there for not using a metal spoon for honey? KR Metal spoon cannot be used? Pl check again Q8 How does Omega 3 help diabetes? KR As usual admits authority not checked while rendering factors which accidentally reader may follow. Why waste page. Omega 3 is only a type food generated. In excess, diabetics might die even. Q10 What are the most interesting facts about human behavior? G Good liars are better at detecting lies of others KR: Then Lie detector is not trustable? The lie detected by the IRS are so cool, none of the IRS are liars. Erroneous conclusion. G Smarter people underestimate themselves KR Again a fallacy. May or may not. Underestimating is the result of inferiority complex. Smart normally should not. G You can only remember 3–4 things at a time KR OMG Then ashtavadhaani and shataavadhani are what? Memory is deep subject Erroneous conclusion. G Women with higher IQ have a hard time finding a mate KR: Again, another OMG. It can be one factor within the stretchable limits, but never true since search plane may be different. Many find their matches and happily live thereafter. Gossip statement by the copycat. G The way you dress is linked with your mood KR No sir; all do not do that; there are individual traits Psychologically and astrologically. It is individualistic. G People who oversleep tend to crave more sleep KR No sir; I was once sleeping for day full after going to bed late night; but after marriage all changed; there is no craving; there is either need or at leisure without much work. G 98% of the times when someone says they have to ask you a question, you think of all the bad things you have done recently KR Only reply instead of nonsense just laugh for the poor perception that is all. G When you accounce your goals to others, you are less likely to succeed KR: CEOs openly tell the plan and thus succeed; success is careful planning; by hiding one gets into suspect list only. G: 90% of people text things they can’t say in person KR: Again wrong. It is not that kind of “CAN’T”. There are people who may open the phone only at certain times due to their nature of job, say Doctors. Texting helps them to see it early and reply or call back. GOSSIP CENTERED FINDINGS. All the above QA are from Quora website on 23-04- 2023. Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers . Compiled and posted by R. Gopala krishnan, former ITS, on 24-04-2023// KR IRS 24 4 23 On Mon, 24 Apr 2023 at 00:12, 'gopala krishnan' via Thatha_Patty < [email protected]> wrote: > *CULTURAL QA 04-2023-27* > > Q1 What are some mind blowing facts that most people don't know? > > A1 Krishna Kamat,18h > > *Sea horse is the only animal where male gets pregnant instead of female.* > > Sea horse can change their colour to match their surroundings. > > All babies are colour blind when they are born. > > China created the first paper money over 1,000 years ago. > > The human brain uses 20% of the entire body's energy. > > Sponges hold more cold water than hot. > > Lizards have the ability to regenerate their tails. It takes about nine > weeks for a lizard to grow their tail back. > > After Earth, Mars is the most hospitable planet in the Solar System. > > Q2 What is the best way to use my laptop effectively? > > > > A2 Digital Services And Products,Business Consultant | Digital > Marketing Services | IT Guru Apr 12 > > There are many ways to use your laptop effectively, whether you're using > it for work, study, or entertainment. Here are some tips to help you get > the most out of your laptop: > > 1. Keep your laptop clean and organized - This might seem like an obvious > point, but keeping your laptop clean and organized can help you stay > productive and focused. *Regularly clean your laptop screen and keyboard, > and organize your files and folders so that you can easily find what you > need.* > > 2. Use keyboard shortcuts - Keyboard shortcuts can help you work more > efficiently and save time. Learn the most common keyboard shortcuts for > your operating system and applications, and use them whenever possible. *For > example, Ctrl+C to copy and Ctrl+V to paste.* > > *My note- Control+ alt+ Del is the most important keys short cut for > getting task manager to end a process,taking too much time* > > 3. Use a second monitor - If you work with multiple windows or > applications, using a second monitor can help you be more productive. You > can have one window open on the main screen, and another on the second > screen. This can also help you avoid eye strain and neck pain. > > 4. Use cloud storage - Cloud storage services like Google Drive and > Dropbox can help you access your files from anywhere, and collaborate with > others more easily. You can also use cloud storage to back up important > files and documents. > > 5. Use productivity apps - There are many productivity apps available > that can help you stay organized, manage your time, and work more > efficiently. Some popular productivity apps include Trello, Evernote, and > RescueTime. > > 6. Take breaks - It's important to take breaks throughout the day, even > if you're working on an important project. Take a few minutes to stretch, > go for a walk, or do something you enjoy. This can help you stay focused > and avoid burnout. > > 7. Keep your laptop up to date - Regularly update your operating system > and applications, and make sure you have the latest security software > installed. This can help protect your laptop from viruses and other > security threats. > > 8. Customize your settings - Customize your laptop settings to fit your > needs and preferences. For example, you can adjust the display settings to > reduce eye strain, or change the power settings to conserve battery life. > > 9. Use a good antivirus software - Protecting your computer from viruses > and malware is important. Invest in a good antivirus software which > regularly updates to give you the highest level of security. > > 10. Practice good ergonomics - Sitting at a computer for long periods of > time can lead to neck, back, and wrist pain. Practice good ergonomics by > using a comfortable chair and desk, and positioning your laptop so that the > screen is at eye level. > > In conclusion, using your laptop effectively involves keeping it clean and > organized, using keyboard shortcuts and productivity apps, taking breaks, > customizing your settings, practicing good ergonomics, and keeping it up to > date. By following these tips, you can work more efficiently and get the > most out of your laptop. > > Q3 What are some mind-blowing facts about Google? > > A3 Geet Kaur, Former Advertising Manager (2016–2020)16h > > The second-most valuable brand in the world wasn't always Google. *It was > an obedient digital puppy that just found and got things for internet users > repeatedly while playing fetch long before it became a go-to word.* > > The small G, a 1995 Ph.D. research project at Stanford University, > eventually developed into the $367 billion big G that we know and love/hate > today. The global digital titan is no longer content to just retrieve > links; instead, it is pursuing meatier, more significant goals, such as > achieving the world's fastest internet connections, making human drivers > unnecessary, and, well, not really, eliminating death. > > 1. Sergey Brin and Larry (Lawrence) Page met by chance. > > Page, who was 22 at the time and had just graduated from the University of > Michigan with a degree in computer engineering, thinks about getting his > Ph.D. at Stanford. Page is given a tour of the campus by Brin, who was > already a Ph.D. candidate at the elite university at the age of 21. It was > a historic meeting of the minds back in 1995, as destiny would have it. > > 2. Google was originally named BackRub. > > In 1996, Page and Brin worked together on the trailblazing idea of a "web > crawler," which they oddly dubbed BackRub. Some people think that the > name of the first search engine was a reference to getting backlinks. > BackRub, which provided access to Brin and Page's first homepages in the > '90s, remained on Stanford's servers for more than a year until it ran out > of capacity. > > 3. Google is a play on the word "googol." > > Page and Brin registered the domain name for their mushrooming project as > Google on September 15, 1997, a play on "googol," a mathematical word > denoted by the number one followed by 100 zeros. The name alluded to the > apparently limitless quantity of data that the clever duo had built their > inexperienced search engine to gather, interpret, and disseminate. *Many > people questioned if Google was a typo for Google.* > > 4. Google's first doodle was a Burning Man stick figure. > > Page and Brin developed the first doodle in August 1998 as an > out-of-office announcement that they had left for the Burning Man event. > The famous Man was placed beneath the second "o" in Google's logo by the > future billionaires. Check this out, dude. > > 5. Google's first office was a rented garage. > > So typical of a Silicon Valley start-up, yes? The business's original > location was Susan Wojcicki's garage on Santa Margarita Avenue in Menlo > Park, California, beginning in September 1998. Wojcicki is employee number > 16 for Google. She is the sister of 23andMe founder Anne Wojcicki. She > started off as Google's first marketing manager and is now YouTube's CEO. > Regarding the home where Google was founded, the internet giant naturally > purchased it. Then it piled sweets, snacks, and lava lamps inside the > suburban ranch-style home. > > 6. A former caterer for The Grateful Dead was Google's first chef. > > In order to get the post, which he held for seven years, chef Charlie > Ayers won a cook-off judged by Google's workers, who numbered only 40 at > the time. Ayers first provided food for the Grateful Dead in return for > free entrance to their illustrious performances, but gradually took over > the band's catering. He finally served 4,000 lunches and dinners every day > at Google's Mountain View, California, headquarters in 10 cafés. > > 7. Google New York began at a Starbucks on 86th Street. > > At a Starbucks in New York City, Google unofficially launched its New York > branch in 2000. A single salesperson served as its manager. At its posh, > 2.9 million square foot New York headquarters, a former Port Authority > facility on 111 8th Ave., hundreds of "NYooglers" are now clocking in each > day. > > 8. Swedish Chef is a language preference in Google search. > > Who knew? Grundy morn-dee burn-dee that much is true. In 2001, Google > channeled its inner yodeling Muppet and began accepting search terms and > outcomes written in Swedish Chef (called Bork Bork Bork, to be technical). > You may also use Elmer Fudd, Pirate, Klingon, Pig Latin, and, of course, > Hacker to amuse Google's algorithm (a.k.a. 1337sp34k). > > 9. Gmail was launched on April fool’s Day, no joke. > > Google debuted Gmail on April 1, 2004, in a bizarrely phrased statement > that was widely misinterpreted as a hoax, playing on Silicon Valley's > longtime practice of performing April fool’s Day pranks. No, Google Gulp > wasn't it? It was a masterful double fake that served as the forerunner of > a Google staple that today benefits millions of people daily all over the > globe. > > 10. Googlers ride colorful "bikes" around the Googleplex. > > The Googleplex campus commuter bike program was first introduced in 2007 > with a small fleet of brilliant blue Huffy bikes. Then the silly "clown > bikes" appeared. Today, Google employees may ride more than 1,000 "bikes," > beach cruisers with baskets in vibrant colors, around the two-mile Google > Mountain View campus. It's odd that none of the motorcycles are locked. The > closest set of wheels is simply "borrowed" by the staff. When finished, > they neatly leave them outside the entrances to the offices for use by > other Google employees. > > 11. Google negotiated its acquisition of YouTube at Denny's over > mozzarella sticks. > > Steven Chen, a co-founder of YouTube, said that the group asked > themselves, "Where is a location where none of us would go?" since they > didn't want to meet in an office. It turns out the location was a Denny's > in Palo Alto, California. Hands were shaken as mozzarella sticks were > devoured. For Chen and his fellow co-founders Jawed Karim and Chad Hurley, > the historic purchase in 2006 was a Grand Slam. For the moment, not awful. > *Google > invested $1.65 billion on what would grow to be the most popular > video-sharing website on the Internet.* > > 12. Its leaders are in it for the long haul. > > Before the business went public in 2004, the three co-founders—Eric > Schmidt, Larry Page, and Sergey Brin—agreed to collaborate for 20 years, > according to a 2008 interview with Fortune by Schmidt, who is presently the > executive chairman of Alphabet and was the CEO of Google at the time. > > 13. The early days of Google were not super glamorous. > > Schmidt revealed to LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman that the former CEO's > initial office at the firm was an 8 by 12-foot area that he shared with the > company's then VP of engineering, Amit Singhal, during an interview for > Hoffman's Masters of Scale podcast. > > 14. The company helped fight fictional vampires. > > On television, the phrase "to Google" something was first used in an > episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer that aired on October 15, 2002. > > 15. Google has had a pet-friendly office since the beginning. > > A friendly Leonberger called Yoshka, who came to work with his owner, > Google's senior vice president of operations Urs Hoelzle, was one of the > company's first workers. > > 16. It speaks many languages. > > The initial ten language versions of the website that were made public in > 2000 were French, German, Italian, Swedish, Finnish, Spanish, Portuguese, > Dutch, Norwegian, and Danish. > > 17. Google image search launched in a big way. > > In 2001, the business launched Google Image search, offering customers a > staggering 250 million photographs to browse. Not bad for a first day. > > 18. When it went public, Google was valued as much as General Motors. > > 19,605,052 shares of the stock were sold by the corporation for $85 each. > It had a $27 billion market value. > > 19. Google gave Mountain View the gift of free Wi-Fi. > > The business made the decision to provide free Wi-Fi across Mountain View, > the California town where its main offices are situated, in 2006. While > undoubtedly kind, it probably just meant that more individuals had free > access to the internet and the search engine. > > Q4 Does a horse know when he has won or lost a race? > > A4 Skoda John,Retired17h > > Yes they do. They also know when the race is over. > > Horses love to have a good gallop in a group. They are a herd animal and > being able to flee is important. > > It's the old thing. It does not matter if you cannot out run your > predictor as long as you can out run another animal in the group. > > We used to take a number of horses riding on a 7 Mile beach > > The last 3 miles of the 14 mile ride we used to race back. The horses > quickly got to know this and were all excited. > > Q5 What are some amazing facts about the Indian Railways? > > A5 Krishna Kamat, Lives in Hindustan (2000–present)6m > > Indian Railways is the largest rail network in Asia and the world’s > fourth-largest. > > Indian Railways is one of the world’s largest employers with over 1.54 > million people. > > Indian Railways owned the longest railway platform in the world. > > ***Indian Railway is constructing the world’s highest rail arch bridge > with steel and concrete over the Chenab river. > > My note- ***It is already completed and trains run over the bridge now > > ****The first train in India ran from Mumbai (Bombay) to Thane on April > 16, 1853.* > > My note- ***There was a response it was in Chennai from central to Chennai > > *The first underground railway station in was built in Kolkata in 1984.* > > Howrah junction in Kolkata is the busiest junction in the country, with up > to 950 trains passing through on a daily basis. > > Mughalsarai Junction railway station contains the largest railway > marshaling yard in Asia. > > The fastest train in India at present, the Vande Bharat Express recorded a > maximum speed of 180kmph. > > The Maharaja Express is the most expensive luxury train in India. > > The station with the shortest name is “Ib” in Odisha and the station with > the longest name is Venkatanarasimharajuvariipeta. > > *My note- There are refreshing repeats* > > Q6 What reasons are there for not using a metal spoon for honey? > > A6 Tommy C,15h > > Honey is a beloved sweetener and ingredient that has been used for > thousands of years. However, *there is a common belief that metal spoons > should not be used to scoop honey. So, why is this?* > > One reason for avoiding metal spoons when handling honey is that *they > can cause the honey to oxidize, which can affect its taste and texture.* > When honey comes into contact with metal, it can cause a chemical > reaction that breaks down some of the sugars in the honey and leads to a > metallic taste. This is especially true for acidic or low-moisture > honeys, which are more susceptible to oxidation. > > Another reason for avoiding metal spoons with honey is that they can be > difficult to clean. Honey has a sticky consistency that can cling to > metal surfaces, making it hard to remove. This can lead to the growth of > bacteria and other microorganisms, which can spoil the honey and make it > unsafe to eat. > > So, what should you use instead of a metal spoon for honey? One popular > option is a wooden spoon. Wooden spoons are non-reactive and won't cause > the honey to oxidize, and they are also easier to clean than metal spoons. > Another option is a plastic spoon, which is also non-reactive and easy to > clean. > > Interestingly, the belief that metal spoons should not be used with honey > has been around for centuries. In "The Tale of the Honeyguide," a > traditional folktale from Africa, it is said that using a metal spoon with > honey will anger the honeyguide bird, which leads people to honey in the > wild. The belief is also mentioned in various other sources, including the > Bible and the works of the ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle. > > One surprising fact about honey is that it never spoils. Archaeologists > have found jars of honey in Egyptian tombs that are thousands of years old, > and the honey is still edible. This is because honey has a high sugar > content and low moisture, which makes it inhospitable to bacteria and other > microorganisms. > > So, while the belief that metal spoons should not be used with honey may > have some basis in fact, it's not necessarily a hard and fast rule. > Ultimately, *the most important thing is to handle honey with care and > ensure that it is stored and handled in a way that maintains its quality > and freshness*. > > Q7 What is the best AC to buy a 1.5 ton AC with a 10-year > warranty? > > A7 Gopala Krishnan, Former Assistant General Manager 1996-2004 > at Department of Telecom (1966–2004)Just now > > I am from Chennai, India. *There could be sub conditions. Warranty can be > for compressor only. Even for compressor there could be sub conditions.* > > However it is sure, the AC unit will function for 3650 days. (10 years) *I > am having small AC unit of 0.75 ton my room purchased in 2008*, I have > water serviced once and compressor gas changed once. *14 years over, it > is perfectly working. No parts changed.* > > Regarding Best AC, all AC brands who give 10 year warranty will have their > compressor function well till that period, under normal conditions. > > Q8 How does Omega 3 help diabetes? > > A8 Noelia Prato,Pharmacology at Pharmacology (2000–present)18h > > *Omega-3 fatty acids have been widely studied for their health benefits, > including reducing inflammation, improving heart health, and supporting > brain function.* > > But did you know that Omega-3 can also help with diabetes? > > In this article, we will explore the ways in which Omega-3 can benefit > those with diabetes and help them manage their condition. > > *What is Diabetes?* > > Before we dive into how Omega-3 can help with diabetes, it's important to > understand what diabetes is. Diabetes is a chronic condition that affects > how your body uses glucose, which is a type of sugar that is your body's > main source of energy. When you eat food, your body breaks down > carbohydrates into glucose, which then enters your bloodstream. Insulin, > which is a hormone produced by the pancreas, helps glucose enter your > cells, where it can be used for energy. > > In people with diabetes, their bodies either do not produce enough insulin > or do not use insulin effectively, leading to high blood glucose levels. > This can cause a range of health problems, including heart disease, kidney > damage, nerve damage, and vision problems. > > *How Omega-3 Can Help Diabetes* > > There are several ways in which Omega-3 can help those with diabetes: > > 1. Reducing Inflammation > > Inflammation is a natural response to injury or infection in the body, but > when it becomes chronic, it can lead to a range of health problems, > including diabetes. *Omega-3 fatty acids have been shown to reduce > inflammation in the body, which can help to improve insulin sensitivity and > lower blood glucose levels.* > > 2. Improving Insulin Sensitivity > > Insulin resistance is a major factor in the development of type 2 > diabetes. Omega-3 fatty acids have been shown to improve insulin > sensitivity, which means that *your body can use insulin more > effectively. This can help to lower blood glucose levels and reduce the > risk of developing diabetes.* > > 3. Lowering Triglycerides > > Triglycerides are a type of fat that are found in your blood. High levels > of triglycerides are associated with an increased risk of heart disease, > which is a common complication of diabetes. Omega-3 fatty acids have been > shown to lower triglyceride levels, which can help to reduce the risk of > heart disease in those with diabetes. > > 4. Improving Heart Health > > Heart disease is a major complication of diabetes, and people with > diabetes are at a higher risk of developing heart disease than those > without diabetes. *Omega-3 fatty acids have been shown to improve heart > health by reducing inflammation,* lowering triglyceride levels, and > reducing the risk of abnormal heart rhythms. > > *How to Incorporate Omega-3 into Your Diet* > > There are several ways to incorporate Omega-3 into your diet:….. > > *Flaxseeds and chia seeds are also good sources of Omega-3.* > > It's important to talk to your doctor before taking any supplements, > especially if you are taking medication for diabetes. > > *Conclusion* > > *In conclusion, Omega-3 fatty acids can be a valuable addition to the diet > of those with diabetes.* By reducing inflammation, improving insulin > sensitivity, lowering triglyceride levels, and improving heart health, > Omega-3 can help to manage diabetes and reduce the risk of complications. > By incorporating Omega-3-rich foods into your diet, or taking supplements > under the guidance of your doctor, you can reap the benefits of this > essential nutrient. > > My note- For academic information. Authority not checked. This is for the > information of two members who know only to criticise and abuse me now > also inspite of moderator’s advice.Even almighty cannot change them. > > Q9 Has the station master got any right to constantly change > the platform numbers to be allotted to some of the trains at the station? > This happens at Rourkela Jn. Why isn't any strict action taken, as, many a > times, causes inconvenience to passengers? > > A9 Prashant Tiwari,Indian Railways Enthusiast4h > > We often go through a situation where we are informed to change the > platform just before the arrival of our train, and we wonder why do they > change the platform at the last moment. > > To find the answer, we will first look at how the whole system at railway > stations works. > > There are various classes of railway stations in India based on their > footfall. I’m dividing them into two categories so that we can understand > the function easily. > > *1. Small stations (2–3 platforms)* > > *2. Big stations (4 and above platforms)* > > • Small stations: The decision to allot a platform to a train is made > manually at these stations. *The station master, under the guidance of > the section controller, decides the platform number for a particular train*. > At such stations, platform No. 1 is generally found to be very busy in > comparison to other platforms, as these stations are small and have fewer > trains halting in a period of 24 hours. Mostly trains skip the station > through a main line, which can be a midline or at platform No. 1 or 2. > > A change of platform at small stations can be due to the following > reasons: - > > If a train is running late and there is a crossing with another train, > > If a train is decided to be overtaken by another train, > > if there is some maintenance work going on at the main line or main > platform. > > If a train is facing any technical or mechanical failure which needs > to be checked thoroughly. > > There can be a few more random or minor reasons for changing platforms at > small stations. > > • Big Stations: These stations are bigger in size and can handle hundreds > of trains in 24 hours. They generally have 2–8 station masters, a > computerised panel, a big display, and a section controller. Deciding a > platform for any XYZ train depends on multiple factors at these stations. > The decision taken here involves 4–10 authorities who decides a suitable > platform for a train. Apart from the situations mentioned in the first > point, here are a few more common scenarios where a platform is changed: - > > If the fixed platform is cleared for another train, > > If a section controller suggests another platform for various > reasons, like a change of crew, any complaint to be taken care of, etc., > > if a train route is diverted or scheduled for short termination. > > if the platform is occupied by another train. > > If a train movement is blocking a few platforms and causing a delay > for other trains at that particular time, > > There can be a few more scenarios where the station master can change a > platform for a particular train. > > In Conclusion: Station masters have a right to change the platform of a > particular train, but they can do this only with a valid reason under the > guidence of section controller. > > Do share other possible scenarios in the comment section if I missed them > to mention here. > > *My note- In Cherthalai, a major station between* Alleppy and Ernakulam, > in the recent past all arriving and departing trains are received in Platform > 2. There is no escalator. Platform 1 is kept empty. > > Reason told is the platform is not having more than 2 track change. Platform > 1 has about 5 track change. > > *This is the information I have received from knowledgeable local people; > It has caused a lot of suffering.* > > Q10 What are the most interesting facts about human behavior? > > A10 HaLiMa, Lives in The United States of America (2004–present)4h > > Good liars are better at detecting lies of others > > Smarter people underestimate themselves > > You can only remember 3–4 things at a time > > Women with higher IQ have a hard time finding a mate > > The way you dress is linked with your mood > > People who oversleep tend to crave more sleep > > 98% of the times when someone says they have to ask you a question, you > think of all the bad things you have done recently > > > > When you accounce your goals to others, you are less likely to succeed > > 90% of people text things they can’t say in person > > *All the above QA are from Quora website on 23-04- 2023.* > > *Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers .* > > *Compiled **and posted by R. 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