Q1 Old story as a joke reported in many languages in the media within India , because unread by the first time reader the foreign fisherman is entered as if no one knows. Q2 The wisdom is by reading well; but stupidity is unavoidable. Who are they; 3 persons now in the list well known to all. Q3 Is perfect. But do we go through all those at this age? Even if knowledge, will it be applied by us? Q4 Poor lamenter Gopalakrishnan to start learning all these. Had he learnt all these and asked his other 12 idiots to follow, the field would not have become so shabby. There is a Goabel who would do always something but will shift it over others in order to create surprises in the history; but all his plots failed so miserably that he was cursed by Hitler; and later US hunted him down, to punish, so that, he would not have felt so bad in his death end. So too the three mosquitoes; they will abuse others in one to one email; so no one else will know about it; then when replied by that person, he will start replying in general forum; so he would think all do believe him; but the earth knows, that hydrogen sulphide was generated only by the three mosquitoes. The joke part of it is they are all top rank holders they claim. Q5 All those spoken about the ocean are true in the sense , none of them were supported by point blank evidence; but by resonance estimated ,partly a guess work. It is as good as telling water is on Mars. Science is pursuing those hypotheses. But the novice who learnt those half facts, did not learn what our scriptures spoke about the mind blowing oceans, because these insects do not have the mind to think locally and then analyse the facts. But the loudmouthed tail drifters will keep on lamenting within three mosquitoes which are passed by all. SAGARA SANGAMAM . KR IRS 24 8 23
On Thu, 24 Aug 2023 at 08:47, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 < [email protected]> wrote: > *CULTURAL QA 08-2023-24* > > Q1 Can you tell a story that will change the way you look at life? > > A1 Kaushal, Aug 15 > > Seeing the fisherman, the rich man was thinking in his mind. > > The fisherman was smoking a cigarette lying on the bank of the river. 'Why > aren't you going fishing?' The rich man asked. > > 'Cause I've caught enough fish for the day, > > 'Why don't you grab something else?' > > 'What shall I do with them?' > > 'You can make more money. You can then attach a motor to your boat to go > into deeper waters and catch more fish. Then you will have enough money to > buy nylon netting. This will get you more fish and more money. Soon you'll > have enough money to own two boats, maybe even a fleet of boats. Then you > too will become a rich man like me.' > > 'What do I do then?' > > 'Then you can sit back and enjoy life.' > > 'What do you think I'm doing now?' > > My note- Beautiful story with a message. > > Q2 What are some sour taste darkest facts in life you should believe? > > A2 Elia Juniana, Aug 14 > > Money matters a lot. Without money, you are nothing. You are nothing in > people's eye. > > We want others to understand but don't want to understand their situation. > > We want someone right but don't try to be the right person. > > My note- This applies to two members in the groups as visibly seen. One > is Mr A P S Mani and second is Mr Rajaram. > > You shouldn't expect from others to see your side of story or view. > > Expectations really hurts.It hurts more in friendship than in love. > > Nobody wants you to be successful except your parents. > > Looks matter a lot. > > We want change but can't be the one to change. > > Not everyone is your real friend. > > Some dreams are dreams forever. > > Not everyone will up vote your answers after reading it. > > Q3 What trivial knowledge might save your life one day? > > A3 Hafiz Suboor, Wed > > Here are some of the important knowledge tips that could save your life > one day: > > When having a heart attack, you don't swallow asprin, you chew it. Then > swallow. > > If someone is stabbed or is punctured by a sharp object. Leave it in. The > object is blocking the blood from spilling out. > > If you ever get shot by a small caliber weapon, one of the best things to > use to plug the hole and stop the bleeding is a tampon. > > If you are choking or having a heart attack get out of your car. You > can't signal anyone if you are unconscious inside the car, but if you are > draped over the hood of the car you are sending a distress signal. > > If you vomit and it looks like coffee grounds, you need to get to a > hospital. You're bleeding somewhere and it's reaching your stomach. The > partially digested blood comes up looking like coffee grounds. > > If being attacked, never strike in the torso, this is not the movies. > Instead, go for the groin, eyes, or ears and then run and scream as fast > and loud as you can. > > If you ever almost drown to the point of throwing up water or passing > out, even if you feel 100% fine, get to a hospital. Your lungs can > unwittingly self-fill up with fluid over the next few hours. > > Flammable and inflammable mean the same thing. > > If you're ever somewhere really high (e.g. hiking) and you hear > crunchy/crinkling noises in the air and/or feel static electricity (like > your hair standing up), get out of there immediately, lightning is on > it's way. > > Use this helpful rhyme if you're ever facing a bear: If it's brown, lay > down. If it's black, fight back. If it's white, good night. > > They rarely put Barnes and Nobles in bad areas, so if you are lost and > need to find a decent area to stop, put "Barnes and Noble" in your GPS. > > Don't walk down the stairs with your hands in your pockets. > > If you are stuck on a train track and have to abandon your vehicle to an > oncoming train, run away from the track but also run towards the train > itself. If you run in the same direction as the train is traveling, you > will be standing where the debris of your former car lands. > > If you're at the beach and the ocean suddenly recedes, get to high > ground. ASAP > > If stuck in a riptide, remain calm, and swim parallel to the shore. > You'll still be pulled out some, but it's better than fighting against the > riptide, which is inevitably stronger than you are. Once you're beyond the > riptide, you can swim to shore. > > When drowning, use your jeans as a life preserver in water by tying the > legs together and filling them air. > > Rohypnol, the date rape drug, has a salty taste to it. > > When crying for help, try and call out specific people ("You with the red > shirt, help me, I'm being mugged) instead of just screaming generally > ("Help! I'm being mugged"). > > Most important: You were born with instincts. If you feel something is > wrong with a person, place, situation, it probably is. Don't discount those > feelings in your gut that something isn't going to work out, or there's > something hazardous about the situation. Also, in these situations, don't > be afraid of being rude. Just leave. > > Q4 Can you tell 12 Important unspoken rules in life everyone > should know > > A4 Elia Juniana, Jun 8 > > Don't interrupt when someone is talking. > > Don't judge someone by their appearance. > > ***Always respect someone's personal space. > > My note-*** This is not understood by a member who write one to one > mails to me abusing and write decently while responding through groups to > others as if he is very good. He has no guts to write to me through > groups. I am writing about Mr APS Mani, A cunning fellow. > > Never assume something about someone. > > ***Apologize when you're wrong. > > My note- ***The word is not understood by a member > > Don't talk badly about someone behind their back. > > Be honest, even if it's hard. > > Don't gossip or spread rumors. > > Don't stare or make inappropriate comments. > > Treat others how you want to be treated. > > Offer help when you can. > > Don't let your anger control your actions. > > Q5 What are some mind-blowing facts about the oceans? > > A5 Mark Rhysand, Anthropology Studies (2020–present)Jul 3 > > Here’s some cool ones: > > The ocean contains an estimated 20 million tons of unexploded ordnance, > remnants from past wars and conflicts that pose environmental hazards. > > The "Milky Seas Effect" is a rare phenomenon where large areas of the > ocean glow with a bluish-white light at night, resembling a starry sky. > > The Coelacanth, a prehistoric fish once thought to be extinct for millions > of years, was rediscovered in 1938. It provides valuable insights into the > evolution of fish and land-dwelling animals. > > In the deep sea, there are hydrothermal vents that release superheated > water, reaching temperatures over 750°F (400°C), and supporting unique > ecosystems around them. > > The "Underwater Waterfall" is an optical illusion in Mauritius caused by > sand and silt deposits sliding off the continental shelf, creating the > illusion of a cascading waterfall. > > The bioluminescent organisms in the ocean, such as dinoflagellates, can > produce light through chemical reactions. When disturbed, they create > beautiful displays of glowing water. > > The "Blue Holes" are underwater sinkholes that can be hundreds of feet > deep and often have unique ecosystems. The Great Blue Hole in Belize is a > famous example. > > Sunlight can only penetrate the ocean's surface up to around 660 feet (200 > meters). Beyond that, the depths are in perpetual darkness, inhabited by > bioluminescent creatures. > > The Sargasso Sea in the Atlantic Ocean is unique because it is the only > sea in the world without a land boundary. It is also home to floating mats > of Sargassum seaweed. > > The "Brinicle" or "Icy Finger of Death" is a phenomenon that occurs when > extremely cold seawater freezes, forming a hollow tube of ice that descends > towards the seafloor, enveloping and freezing everything in its path. > > *All the above QA are from Quora website on 24 -08-2023.* > > *Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers.* > > *Compiled and posted by R. 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