Q1       Who said jet fuel cannot be used in cars?  Every fuel including
the diesel and gas shall roll out the vehicles; but each shall cause
certain effects, including the petrol. All are turned into a type of gas,
speeding out via the exhaust pipes (even if a racket is launched) ,
kindling the rotors to generate forward motion. A kind of gas , not all
liquids may generate that gas. Other liquids like water may also generate
power to push forward, provided the system is designed to that effect. Density,
viscosity, heating value, flash point, acid value, pour point, cetane number,
etc. are considered as the most important properties of a fuel for its
application in engine. These properties indicate the quality of the fuel.
Engine performance and emission are also directly related to these. Only
thing is not even storage, but whether it would be cost effective; that i
sthe only reason.
Q2      Nth time written while perhaps I am adding something new for the
nth time. Many feign as if brainy while the neurons do not get properly
activated. Brain is never a dormant object by only the users. The only part
of that goes to the graveyard is that of the human brain afresh as was
born, used up hardly 3%. Any one who uses 10% are called the genius,
prodigy, and siddhas. The basal ganglia are a group of nuclei in the brain
that are strongly interconnected with the cerebral cortex, thalamus, and
brainstem, as well as several other brain areas
<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basal_ganglia>. They are associated with a
variety of functions, including
<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basal_ganglia>:Control of voluntary motor
movements, Procedural learning, Habit learning, Eye movements and

   - Cognition.  The basal ganglia consist of the corpus striatum (a major
   group of basal ganglia nuclei) and related nuclei
   <https://www.thoughtco.com/basal-ganglia-function-4086411>. They are
   involved primarily in processing movement-related information, but also
   process information related to emotions, motivations, and cognitive function
   <https://www.thoughtco.com/basal-ganglia-function-4086411>.  This is the
   main operative tool of humans whose fate is pre written and connected to
   space. What is there ,exists in us also. Hence astrology is a science of
   objective purpose. Tirumular said hence andathil ulladhu pindathilum undu.
   Human expressions very only because of that and karma is enforceable.
   Darwin theory is baseless accordingly.

Q3     I have no gainsay against the value of mother as I had written a lot
on her. Even one felt it but another spoke about father. Then Mata pita
Guru and then deivam . Only respect everyone rarely people think of her is
because , she bore the weight for so long, took care and bore the pain and
delivered with the  topmost pain of the earth, stood by you and said even
after her heart was broken, magane valikiratha? But till marriage, no son
respects his mother and does not know her strain; after marriage , uses the
mother as servant to his wife; and when becoming older, without no one to
care, even the woman who gave a send off to office everyday, is far away
from him, He realised the virtue. Virtually the tongue talks a lot all the
years; no one had realised the pains of mother and helped her, when the
blood of son was hot. No male ever had refrained from abusing a woman.
Every woman strives by hook or crook to raise the son like an ale body to
the society.Earth pulls up the trees. Trees reflects their weight over her
which she bears nonchalant. Tiruvalluvar advised all, wrt the earth and
woman only who are pragmatic: AGAZHVARATHBTHANGUM NILAM POLE THAMMAI
IGAZHVAR PORUTHAL  THALAI . AS THE EARTH BEARS AND AFFORDS THE DIGGERS OF
THE EARTH, SO TOO, WE SHALL BEAR THE ABUSES OF NARAYANASAMY. KR  IRS  28723

On Fri, 28 Jul 2023 at 07:53, 'Rangarajan T.N.C.' via Thatha_Patty <
[email protected]> wrote:

> My father died just a month before I was elevated. But he knew about it
>
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> On Fri, 28 Jul 2023 at 8:18 pm, N Sekar
> <[email protected]> wrote:
> Thank you.
>
> Q 3 has been told in many different versions everywhere  BUT each time I
> read or hear these versions, it moves the heart.
>
> I lost my mother within a few, very few years after I started earning and
> hence the lingering sad feeling. It does not lessen by any other act.
> Srardhams are just one way of showing our gratitude and are no real
> compensation to showering love affection when the parents are alive.
>
> Adi Shankara's Mathru Panchakam will melt even the stone hearted.
>
> There is so much truth in the saying
>
> " God cannot be everywhere so He created Mothers".
>
> We realize the struggles and sacrifices of our our mothers when our wives
> give birth to, and rear our children.
>
> Problem is, as another saying tells it so beautifully, " we don't know the
> value of anything until we lose it".
>
> Thanks again.
>
> N Sekar
>
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> On Fri, Jul 28, 2023 at 6:02 PM, '[email protected]' via KeralaIyers
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> *CULTURAL QA 07-2023-28*
>
> Q1         Why is jet fuel not used in cars?
>
> A1          Mcleodproducts, Business Consultant | Digital Marketing
> Services | IT Guru21h
>
> Jet fuel, also known as aviation turbine fuel (ATF), is a specialized type
> of fuel primarily used in aircraft to power jet engines.
>
> While jet fuel and gasoline both fall under the *category of
> hydrocarbon-based fuels, they are chemically different and have distinct
> properties that make them incompatible for use in cars*. In this
> comprehensive article, we will explore the reasons why jet fuel is not used
> in cars, the differences between jet fuel and gasoline, and the
> complexities of fueling different modes of transportation.
>
> 1. Chemical Composition and Energy Density:
>
> The fundamental reason why jet fuel is not used in cars is its chemical
> composition and energy density. Jet fuel is typically a form of kerosene,
> while gasoline is a lighter hydrocarbon-based fuel. The chemical
> differences between the two fuels result in distinct combustion
> characteristics and energy outputs.
>
> Jet fuel is designed to provide a high energy density, allowing it to
> deliver substantial power in aircraft engines. In contrast, gasoline is
> formulated for use in internal combustion engines found in cars,
> motorcycles, and other land-based vehicles. These engines require a fuel
> with a lower energy density to operate efficiently and avoid damage caused
> by excessive heat and pressure.
>
> 2. Engine Design and Compression Ratio:
>
> The design of jet engines and internal combustion engines in cars differs
> significantly, leading to varying fuel requirements. Jet engines operate at
> much higher compression ratios and temperatures than internal combustion
> engines. As a result, jet fuel is formulated to withstand the extreme
> conditions of jet engines without pre-ignition or detonation.
>
> In contrast, car engines operate at lower compression ratios, and gasoline
> is engineered to ignite at lower temperatures and pressures. Using jet fuel
> in a car engine could lead to poor performance, engine knock, and potential
> damage due to the mismatch in fuel properties.
>
> 3. Combustion Characteristics:
>
> Jet engines require a fuel that burns smoothly and consistently, as any
> interruption or uneven burning can lead to engine stall or failure,
> jeopardizing the safety of an aircraft and its passengers. Jet fuel's
> combustion characteristics are tailored to ensure a stable and continuous
> burn in the high-pressure, high-temperature environment of a jet engine.
>
> On the other hand, car engines are designed for a controlled combustion
> process that accommodates a wider range of operating conditions. Gasoline's
> combustion characteristics are optimized to provide efficient performance,
> starting from cold temperatures, and offering reliable power delivery for
> various driving situations.
>
> 4. Environmental Considerations:
>
> While jet fuel and gasoline are both derived from crude oil and contribute
> to carbon emissions, jet engines and car engines have different emissions
> profiles. Jet engines emit high levels of carbon dioxide (CO2) and other
> greenhouse gases at higher altitudes, contributing to aviation's
> environmental impact. However, at ground level, car engines produce more
> localized emissions, including nitrogen oxides (NOx) and volatile organic
> compounds (VOCs), which contribute to air pollution and urban smog.
>
> Using jet fuel in cars would not provide any environmental advantage, as
> it could lead to different emissions issues without addressing the overall
> environmental impact of transportation.
>
> 5. Infrastructure and Distribution Challenges:
>
> Another significant hurdle to using jet fuel in cars is the existing
> infrastructure and distribution network. Gasoline is widely available and
> dispensed through an extensive network of gas stations and fueling
> facilities. Converting this infrastructure to accommodate jet fuel for cars
> would be a complex and costly endeavor, making it impractical on a large
> scale.
>
> Moreover, jet fuel requires specialized storage and handling procedures
> due to its flammability and high flashpoint. Modifying existing fueling
> facilities and vehicles to accommodate jet fuel would require substantial
> investment and regulatory changes.
>
> Conclusion:
>
> Jet fuel and gasoline are distinct fuels engineered to meet the specific
> needs of aviation and land-based transportation, respectively.
>
> The differences in their chemical composition, combustion characteristics,
> and energy density make them incompatible for cross-use in aircraft and
> cars.
>
>  Additionally, the design and engineering of jet engines and car engines
> are tailored to the properties of their respective fuels, ensuring optimal
> performance and safety.
>
> While advances in alternative fuels and electric vehicle technology are
> reshaping the transportation industry, jet fuel's role in aviation remains
> vital for long-range, high-performance flight. Simultaneously, gasoline
> continues to power the majority of land-based vehicles worldwide.
>
> The quest for sustainable and environmentally friendly transportation
> solutions is ongoing, and it involves developing cleaner fuels, promoting
> energy efficiency, and encouraging the adoption of greener technologies in
> both aviation and automotive industries. By addressing the unique
> challenges and complexities of fueling transportation, society can move
> towards a more sustainable and responsible future for all modes of travel.
>
> Q2         What are the most mind-blowing facts about the human brain?
>
> A2          CSD1300,Consultant at Freelancers (2020–present)Jul 9
>
> Here, here are some fascinating facts about the human brain:
>
> Your Brain Generates About 12-25 Watts of Electricity: This is enough
> power to light up a low-wattage LED light bulb.
>
> The Human Brain is the Fattest Organ in the Body: Approximately 60% of it
> is made of fat.
>
> Information Travels at Different Speeds Within Different Types of
> Neurons: It can be as slow as 0.5 meters/sec or as fast as 120 meters/sec.
>
> The Adult Brain Weighs About 3 Pounds (1.4 kg): Despite making up just 2%
> of a person’s total body weight, the brain uses around 20% of the body’s
> energy.
>
> There are around 86 Billion Neurons in a Human Brain: And each neuron can
> transmit about 1,000 nerve impulses per second and make as many as tens of
> thousands of synaptic contacts with other neurons.
>
> Human Brains Have Amazing Plasticity: The brain has the ability to rewire
> itself and even create new neurons – a process known as neuroplasticity.
>
> *Your Brain Can’t Feel Pain: Even though the brain* processes pain
> signals, the brain itself does not actually feel pain because it lacks pain
> receptors.
>
> Brain Activity Creates Enough Heat to Boil Water: Your brain generates
> about as much heat as a small light bulb even when you’re sleeping.
>
> Memory Capacity is Nearly Limitless: According to some estimations, our
> brains could potentially store around one petabyte (or a million gigabytes)
> worth of information in our lifetimes.
>
> Although Smaller in Size, The Human Brain is More Efficient Than Most
> Powerful Computers: In terms of processing speed and energy consumption,
> our brains outperform the capabilities of modern supercomputers.
>
> These discoveries emphasize how amazing and complex our brains are!
>
> Q3         What are some of the best life tips you would give to others?
>
> A3          Gurmeet Bishnoi, Studied at Master of Science Degrees2y
>
> It was around 8 pm. A boy came to a shoe store. He must be around 22 years
> of age.
>
> The shopkeeper took a glance at his feet. He had leather shoes on his
> feet, polished properly.
>
> Shopkeeper : Yes boy. Say.
>
> Boy : My mother needs slippers, but must be durable!
>
> Shopkeeper : what's her Foot Measurement?
>
> The boy took out his wallet and gave a paper folded four times on which
> footlines were made by boy.
>
> Shopkeeper : Hey son! I wanted a number for the measure?
>
> Boy : My mother she never wore slippers in her feet. My mother is a
> labourer and she somehow managed to finish my studies. I got job now. Today
> I got my first salary. Going home, so I thought what should I take for her?
> So I thought to bring slippers for her from my first salary.
>
> The shopkeeper showed good durable slippers, which cost eight hundred
> rupees.
>
> Shopkeeper : Is this okay for you?
>
> The boy was ready for that price.
>
> Shopkeeper : Son, how much salary do you earn?
>
> Boy : Right now, twelve thousand. 5–6 thousand are my expenses of room,
> food and 3 thousand for mother.
>
> Shopkeeper : Hey !, then eight hundred rupees are more to spend for
> slippers.
>
> Boy : No, nothing happens!
>
> The shopkeeper packed the sandal box. The boy gave the money and happily
> went out of the shop.
>
> Shopkeeper stopped him and gave another box in the hand of the boy -
>
> Shopkeeper : This gift is for your mother, from your brother. This is
> another pair of slippers from my side.
>
> Shopkeeper : What is your mother's name?
>
> Boy : Lakshmi.
>
> Shopkeeper : Will you give me one thing?
>
> Boy : Say.
>
> Shopkeeper : The paper on which you made her feet outline, I want that
> paper!
>
> Giving that paper, in the hands of the shopkeeper, that boy went happily!
> The shopkeeper took the *folded paper and kept it in his shop's
> worshipping area.*
>
> The shopkeeper's children had seen his father keeping the paper in the
> shop and asked, "
>
> Son : What is this, father?
>
> *Shopkeeper : Laxmiji's footsteps are taken son !! A true devotee has made
> him, this brings a lot of benefit to our business!*
>
> The children, the shopkeeper and all of them saluted those feet and they
> worshiped it with heart.
>
> Mother is the real God in this world! Just our sight and thinking should
> be revered. Always pay respect to her and her hardwork for you.
>
> Q4         What are the health benefits of including dragonfruit in diet?
>
> A4          DR. PUNEET NEHRA,DOCTOR from Chaudhary Charan Singh
> University (Graduated 2022)31m
>
> *Pitaya, sometimes referred to as dragon fruit, is a tropical fruit with a
> distinctive look and a number of possible health advantages when consumed
> regularly.* The following are a few of the health advantages of eating
> dragon fruit:
>
> Dragon fruit is a wonderful source of vitamins and minerals that are
> necessary for healthy health. Vitamin C, an antioxidant that supports
> healthy skin and the immune system, is present in it. Additionally, the
> fruit contains calcium, iron, magnesium, vitamin B, and other nutrients
> crucial for a number of body processes.
>
> High in Fiber: Dietary fiber, which supports healthy digestion and helps
> prevent constipation, is abundant in dragon fruit. Consuming foods high in
> fiber can also increase feelings of fullness, which may help with weight
> management.
>
> Dragon fruit has a rich color that suggests its antioxidant capacity,
> particularly from betacyanins and betalains. By scavenging dangerous free
> radicals in the body, antioxidants lessen oxidative stress and lower the
> chance of developing chronic diseases.
>
> Heart Health: The monounsaturated fats included in dragon fruit seeds can
> lower cholesterol levels and promote heart health. Additionally, the fiber
> in apples may help lower the risk of heart disease.
>
> Dragon fruit is a fruit that is good for hydrating because it contains a
> lot of water. Maintaining healthy physiological functioning and general
> health depends on being hydrated.
>
> Possible Blood Sugar Regulation: According to certain research, dragon
> fruit may help regulate blood sugar levels. For those with diabetes, its
> high fiber content and specific chemicals may help slow down the absorption
> of sugar.
>
> Benefits of Prebiotics: Prebiotic fibers found in dragon fruit promote
> the development of healthy gut bacteria. Numerous facets of health,
> including digestion, immunological response, and mental health, are
> correlated with a healthy gut microbiota.
>
> Low-Calorie Choice: Dragon fruit has a low calorie count, making it a
> good complement to a healthy diet, especially for people trying to lose
> weight.
>
> *Despite the fact that dragon fruit may have certain health advantages,
> it's important to keep in mind that no one food can give your body all the
> nutrients it requires*. Maintaining general health and wellbeing requires
> consuming a varied diet of fruits, vegetables, complete grains, and lean
> proteins.
>
> My note- Cost of dragon fruit is high, one fruit cost around 120-00 rupees
> in fruit shops.
>
> Q5         What are some wonderful facts?
>
> A5          Anuraag Maddikunta, MBBS from Jinzhou Medical University
> (Graduated 2019)5y
>
> 1.Human thigh bones are stronger than concrete.
>
> 2. In Egypt, servants were covered in honey so as to attract flies away
> from pharaoh.
>
> 3. Horses have the largest eyes of any land mammal.
>
> 4. A shrimp's heart is inside of its head.
>
> 5.Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology discovered that all
> mammals over a certain size (including humans) take approximately 21
> seconds to pee.
>
> 6. The inventor of 5 Hour Energy Drink lived as a monk in India for 12
> years.
>
> 7. In the last 3,000 years, there have only been 240 years of peace in
> the world.
>
> 8. The current US flag was designed by high schooler Robert Heft as part
> of a school project. He initially got a B- on the project, but when his
> design was chosen for the country, his teacher gave him an A.
>
> 9. Robert Downey Jr. credits Burger King for getting him off drugs: 
> Apparently,
> he ate a burger that was so nasty, it made him rethink his life choices and
> throw all of his drugs into the ocean.
>
> 10. Until the 1800's, dentures were often made from the teeth of dead
> soldiers.Geez!
>
> *All the above QA are from  Quora  website  on  28-07- 2023.*
>
> *Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers .*
>
> *Compiled **and posted by R. Gopala krishnan,  on 28-07-2023*
>
>
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