Now all of you patiently go through all the 25 lines ; he is such a stupid who would waste, without any rebuttal or rewriting or presenting relevant facts and figures, reproduce what was printed already, , only to slander. Is it not a feather in my cap? At 98 will not even a muttal know what he is doing? Sorry , had he written it all, from the mental asylum Have a nice tme idiot Narayana. KR
---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Narayanaswamy Iyer <[email protected]> Date: Tue, 19 Dec 2023 at 10:00 Subject: [iyer123] Re: [KeralaIyers] Fwd: CULTURAL QA 12-2023-17 To: iyer <[email protected]>, gopala krishnan <[email protected]> Cc: Narayanaswamy Iyer <[email protected]> Dear folks Advice that KR ex-IRS 17 12 23 should take and follow scrupulously himself:- "I* would like to remind you Mr G that read well, think well, do not defy out of ego, including your small primers.*" Questions that KR ex-IRS 17 12 23 should ask of himself despite his drain-gutter-sewer broken English :- "*Simba turned 15 years recently. Is that Teen age and comparable as human? Do all teenagers do them as animals do? What did you do in your teens? Were you loitering?*" "*G Potato chips cause more weight gain then any other food. * *KR Not exactly 35 g may not; even finger Frys; if anyone takes as regular feed all the time, well who can stop; and it is not the vegetable but the oil that is the villain."* Rubbish, as usual. Mashed potatoes, potato salads, potatoes in currys -- all contribute to obesity, even if no oil is involved. So do tapioca, sweet potatoes and other starchy foods. One cannot expect the cement-brained stone-skullled unlearned unschooled uneducated villain to know all this. "*G Longest living insect on earth is termite. It live as long as 100 years.* *KR G gets wild if his idiotism is pointed out because there are 6 people reading him."* Fact is, KR ex-IRS 17 12 23 is already a mlechcha barbarian savage idiot who is perpetually wild as his foolish errors are always pointed out every time he opens his mouth. "*G Longest word you can type only from left hand is “sweaterdresses”.* *KR This is the way G slips; you can type with left finger, left hand, leg fingers, right finger and hand any wording length; the typewriter fingering style keeping the hand on keyboard can stretch only that distance.*" Primitive anthropoid ape KR ex-IRS has just descended from the jungle trees. His *LEG FINGERS* can type on the computer keyboard. And repeatedly scratch his armpits and crotch. *And so the incorrigible idiot mumbles and stumbles on, unconscious of how utterly foolish are his pronouncements and announcements, how mistaken are his assertions, how false are his assumptions, how unwelcome are his infantile and juvenile comments and how his doddering and failing faculties are obvious in his octogenarian life.* S Narayanaswamy Iyer On Sun, Dec 17, 2023 at 11:29 PM Rajaram Krishnamurthy < [email protected]> wrote: > CULTURAL QA 12202317 > > Q1 What would you like to remind everyone? > > KR Without prejudice to your friend and yourself and G, all will ask > the lady who delivered the baby; but those who ran away and married, may > not have anyone to ask as such lovers may lack close bonds. So, it is not > great in any manner. So, I would like to remind you Mr G that read well, > think well, do not defy out of ego, including your small primers. Neither > 80s nor 98s deliver stuff for the high-level knowledge; but gossip even at > this age; it is not being serious; but serious enough to contribute to the > posterity which when read even after 100 years, must ring the bell. Thank > you Defy your ego sir. > > > > Q2 Do other animals besides humans have a "teenage" life stage? > > KR Mr G why all-natural things seen in LION KING REPEATED AS SO > KNOWLEDGEABLE? Simba turned 15 years recently. Is that Teen age and > comparable as human? Do all teenagers do them as animals do? What did you > do in your teens? Were you loitering? The writer may be a young one having > fun and maybe it was fun once for us; but today ? > > > > Q3 Humor: What are some of the greatest examples of presence of mind? > > KR Why grandma story of teen agers; he cannot be your friend as aged > 80; you would have come across a lot of incidents of presence of mind, not > stories ut truth; instead, Akbar Birbal etc which is not anywhere in the > recorded versions. Sathyamurthy the famous member of the assembly, called > half the assembly members were liars; the speaker next day wanted him to > apologise for making derogatory statement; Sathyamurthy said in the > assembly sorry, half the assembly members are not fools which is not > derogatory. That is presence of mind. And one person by name G would have > told then “he will never admit his mistake”; this is also presence of mind. > > > > Q4 What are the most interesting and mindblowing facts you know? > > G Potato chips cause more weight gain then any other food. There is > gain of average 1.69 pounds per 4 years due to them. > > KR Not exactly 35 g may not; even finger Frys; if anyone takes as > regular feed all the time, well who can stop; and it is not the vegetable > but the oil that is the villain. > > G Longest living insect on earth is termite. It live as long as 100 > years. > > KR G gets wild if his idiotism is pointed out because there are 6 > people reading him. > > Subterranean termite colonies mature in about 6 to 7 years. Depending on > the species, a six-year-old colony might contain over a million termites > and produce winged reproductive each year. Colonies have been known to > exist for about 100 years. The life expectancy of worker and soldier > termites is up to 10 to 14 months. But the reproductive adult termites live > for more than four years, especially the reproductive females or queen > termites can live for more than 25 years. > > G Dogs can smell cancer. Dogs are able to pick up on a specific scent > that cancer produces in a person which is undetectable by humans. > > KR Believed only to be; no truth. Fake one. > > G Longest word you can type only from left hand is “sweaterdresses”. > > KR This is the way G slips; you can type with left finger, left hand, > leg fingers, right finger and hand any wording length; the typewriter > fingering style keeping the hand on keyboard can stretch only that > distance. > > Q5 Why do some intelligent people fail to achieve their potential? > > KR Who wrote this? Who measured it? What was his potential you knew? > Cannot Chanakya become the king? But why did he make others as a King? You > may think Chanakya did not use his potential. (?) > > > > Q6 What is one thing that I can learn from you today? > > KR Yes Raghuram Rajan RBI. But there was one Kamaraj; One Sivaji of > Maharashtra; what about them. An idiot can become a home minister which > his secretary IAS cannot do; and he has to nod his head also. He cannot > defy boss; for that matter no one can. So RR or KR or TCR or GP , all > depend only on their Brahma libi. > > > > Q7 What are ten truths everyone should accept in life? > > 1. Looks matter more ; People don't like those who are ugly ,dull. > > KR Not exactly; Idi Amin was the ugliest; yet all wished him every > day; so all who wished are not seeing your beauty. > > 2. If you have money, everyone will be respected you otherwise no one will > care about you. > > KR It is thought whenever you are about to start your life; but it > is not so is learnt at this age; and I find 2 at least think so money is > everything. It is foolish thinking which is not true. AND THERE IS ALSO > ANOTHER SONG BY NAGESH VARAVU ETTANA SELAVU PATHANA > > 3. Apart from parents, No one else is there for you; even if your love is > very old one day, they will leave, but your parents will be with you all > the time . > > KR Another fallacy by his standard or fallacy by philosophical standard. > If one copies and writes at 80 that of 20-year-old it will beget only > fallacies. > > 4. The life on social media seems goods only on social media ; The real > world is very different. > > KR Another fallacy; I pointed out 3 fake ones > > 5. Not everything can be yours; So, stop being stubborn. > > KR Whether you are stubborn or weak, what is yours cannot be held by > anyone else till time alone determines; not only assets; also, your wife > can only be yours and none else can have, Predetermination is certainty > > 6. Karma is real ; it come back to you in some way, so never do harm to > anyone. > > KR Then why 5 above? Bundle of contradictions? > > 7. Learn to live alone ; No one will be with you forever. > > KR Wrong and pessimism; even a sanyasi does not live alone; serving > people is way of life; action in inaction and inaction in action is > professed in B G > > 8. Life is unexpected ; Anything can happen at any time. > > KR surprises? Not exactly; if you steal or murder, will you not know > you will go to jail? That is why B G said, do not expect the rewards. But > to greater extent we know the ends; but real only justify our means > executed. > > 9. If a women earns more than man ; she will never like him. > > KR Kiddish; may or may not be and is not a universal truth. Why women > likes and men likes etc are discussed in several books; and not income is > one at any time. Venus and Mars book one shall read. > > KR IRS 171223 > > > > ---------- Forwarded message --------- > From: 'gopala krishnan' via Thatha_Patty <[email protected]> > Date: Sun, 17 Dec 2023 at 18:53 > Subject: CULTURAL QA 12-2023-17 > To: Patty Thatha <[email protected]>, Iyer < > [email protected]>, Kerala Iyer <[email protected]> > > > CULTURAL QA 12-2023-17 > > All the below QA are from Quora DIGEST to me on 17-12-2023. > > SELECTED QUORA ANSWERS BY EXPERTS AND GENERALLY INTERESTING ONLY ARE > INCLUDED .STILL THEY NEED NOT BE 100% CORRECT ANSWERS. > > Compiled and posted by R. Gopala Krishnan, 80, former ITS on 17-12-2023. > > Q1 What would you like to remind everyone? > > A1 Blue, I am warm like a cup of tea. Fri > > My friend just gave birth to a baby yesterday. Today, she sent me a photo > of the baby. I congratulated her and asked if she was okay to take a video > call? She said yes, then I called her. > > When I saw her on the call, the first question I asked her was, “Are you > still in pain much? Have you been able to eat anything yet? You can walk to > the bathroom yourself or need help?” > > And just like that, she cried. “You’re the first one to ask me if I’m > doing ok. Everyone else just asks if the baby is ok and if I have > breastmilk to feed the baby yet” > > And that is something I’d love to remind everyone. The moment when a baby > is born, the mother is also born. Those first steps after giving birth; > those first nights; those first months will be difficult. Support her. > > Q2 Do other animals besides humans have a "teenage" life stage? > > A2 K. Fletcher,Master's Degree in Psychology, Harvard University > (Graduated 2011)11h > > Yes. > > One that immediately comes to mind is the male lion because it actually > has a markedly unique stage of life at this time: nomadic > > All animals technically go through a sub adult stage, but few have a > visibly different way of life while in it than male Lions. Male lions are > evicted out of their pride in their teenage years to live on their own as > nomads. It's ultimately when nature decides whether they're strong enough > to pass on their genes. This is when most males will inevitably die. > > They aren't experienced hunters, don't have a territory of their own, & > aren't welcome ANYWHERE by any other lions. But if they manage to lay low, > scavenge kills, and get bigger they will one day be able to use their > combined strength to take over a pride of their own. But, that's usually a > year or so off. (Depending on how early they were evicted & why; some stay > far longer than others) > > You can typically tell a nomadic or sub adult lion by its mohawk mane, > smaller bodies, pink nose and lack of other pride mates around them. > (Although they may technically still be with their pride and be a subadult, > not yet to become a nomad.) > > Q3 Humor: What are some of the greatest examples of presence of mind? > > A3 Aabishkar Wagle, BSc. Hons IT from University of Wolverhampton > (Graduated 2019)Updated 6y > > My mother told me this story when I was kid. > > One night, the Emperor Akbar had a strange dream. He woke up worried next > morning. For he had dreamed that he had lost all except one of his teeth. > > Akbar summoned the astrologer and told him about his dream. > > " What can my dream mean? Tell me at once" he demanded. > > The astrologer looked grave when he heard all the details. > > "O Emperor! I am sorry to tell you that your dream means that all your > relatives will die before you", he said. > > Akbar did not like the astrologer's remark. So he did not reward him. > > And then the Birbal came to court later that morning. Akbar narrated his > dream and astrologer’s remark. > > " Can you tell me what my dream means , Birbal?" Akbar asked. > > Birbal thought for a while. > > And then he replied "O Badshah! Your dream tells me that you will live > longer than your relatives!' > > My note- Without telling Birbal was reward > > Q4 What are the most interesting and mindblowing facts you know? > > A4 Gurmeet Bishnoi, Lives in Berlin (2023–present)3y > > Potato chips cause more weight gain then any other food. There is gain of > average 1.69 pounds per 4 years due to them. > > Longest living insect on earth is termite. It live as long as 100 years. > > Dogs can smell cancer. Dogs are able to pick up on a specific scent that > cancer produces in a person which is undetectable by humans. > > Longest word you can type only from left hand is “sweaterdresses”. > > New born babies can't shed tears. The can express feeling by crying but > can't shed tears. > > Q5 Why do some intelligent people fail to achieve their potential? > > A5 Sean Kernan, Updated 5y > > One of the smartest, perhaps the smartest person on the planet, Kim > Ung-Yong, was doing calculus and speaking five languages before age five. > > By age eight he was doing math at NASA and finished his Ph.D. prior to age > fifteen. > > None of this was by his own decision. After the discovery of his genius, > an I.Q. of over 200, he was placed on an ultra-fast track program for his > life. > > After accumulating a mind numbing pile of academic accolades, he worked > at NASA for years until he abruptly quit. > > Here you have the smartest guy in the world, someone whose intelligence > dwarfs most Harvard students’, and he walks away from it all. > > Why? He wasn’t happy. It was all too much intensity for him. He felt like > a machine and just wanted something normal. > > He now works in a normal university faculty position as a professor. A > prestigious job for most people. But for him? Not so. Kim is still > periodically targeted by Korean news outlets for being a “failed genius”. With > all of his gifts he was expected to change the world and innovate within > several science fields. > > It begs the question, who decided Kim was supposed to change the world? It > certainly wasn’t him. > > Mr. Kim might not be someone most of us can relate to. But he is > analogous, ground zero even, for the problems intelligent people face with > regards to “potential.” Just because someone is smart, strong, creative, > doesn’t mean they want to be king of the world. > > Some people are happy with a low key life. Happiness is the great equalizer. > If they are happy, your expectations no longer matter. > > Q6 What is one thing that I can learn from you today? > > A6 Devika Saji, Student at Symbiosis Centre for Management Studies > (2020–present)Updated 1y > > Once "Raghuram Rajan" went for a guest lecture at IIT Delhi. He gave his > lecture to the enthusiastic youth. All the students were so much interested > in his talk and after his session, a boy asked him a question. > > He asked, "Sir, you are an epitome of success especially for a student > like me and to my entire college, you are recognized not only in India > but you are a worldwide known person for your work and thesis. > > So my question is Does it really matter to do studies from abroad, I mean > Ivy league Colleges have elite professors and they have a lot to bring to > the table, and also the brand value that makes a lot of difference, what > are your thoughts?" > > Raghuram Rajan smiled at him and said," Honestly speaking I did my > graduation from IIT Delhi and did my MBA from IIM Ahmedabad, and did my > Ph.D. from MIT. I can't draw a difference among the professors they were > all the same. But the thing that matters and for who I am today is due to > my peers. > > You learn a lot from them because you are not with your professors all > the time. You are with your peers doing works learning together making > mistakes. They have a lot to offer, you have a lot to offer. So the thing > which matters is the people around you.”Always surround yourself with > people who motivate you & bring the best in you! > > Q7 What are ten truths everyone should accept in life? > > A7 Anuj Sajwan, BCOMG from Delhi University ( DU ) (Graduated 2023)15h > > 1. Looks matter more ; People don't like those who are ugly ,dull. > > 2. If you have money, Everyone will be respected you otherwise no one will > care about you . > > 3. Apart from parents, No one else is there for you ; even if your love is > very old one day, they will leave, but your parents will be with you all > the time . > > 4. The life on social media seems goods only on social media ; The real > world is very different. > > 5. Not everything can be yours ; So stop being stubborn. > > 6. Karma is real ; it come back to you in some way, so never do harm to > anyone. > > 7. Learn to live alone ; No one will be with you forever. > > 8. Life is unexpected ; Anything can happen at any time. > > 9. 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