CULTURAL QA 02-2024-21A All the below QA are from Quora DIGEST to me on 21-02-2024.
Selectedquora answers generally interesting are included .Still they need not be 100% correct answers. Compiled andposted by R. Gopala Krishnan, 80, on 21-02-2024. Q1 What is the funniest joke you've beentold that you still think about to this day? A1 Mateo Jaki, Studied Computer Technologyat Technical School Zagreb (Graduated 2017)Oct 5 A passenger planecrashed and sadly, none of the passengers and crew members survived. The planewas also transporting some animals and only one Chimpanzee survived. So theinvestigators bring in the expert who can talk to animals and so he sits withthe chimp and asks: “Tell me, what happened with the plane?” Chimp takes thepencil slams it into the desk and says Boom! “What were the passengers doing?” Chimp pretends topanic with his arms in the air. “What was the flight attendant doing?” Chimp startspanting. “What was thepilot doing?” Chimp pant hoot. “And the hell whatwere you doing?” Chimp pretends to be holding a steering wheel and goesbrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr. Q2 What are some of the greatest examplesof presence of mind? A2 Harish. MJR 3y Interviewer- Howmuch salary do you want? Girl- 60 thousand. Interviewer-That’s 15 thousand higher than our salary bracket. Girl- Can’t I havethat? Interviewer- But,why should we give you a higher salary? Girl- Because I amefficient. I got all the qualifications and experiences as needed for thisposition. Interviewer- Youroffer is way beyond the industry standard. Girl- Ma’am, yourcompany is better than other companies in the industry. So, your employeesshould get paid more than the industry standard. Interviewer- Theother candidates said yes for a 50 thousand salary. Girl- I am betterthan everyone. You know it. I am also a bit more than average, so need moresalary. Interviewer-That’s okay but why do you want a higher salary? Girl- I want toforget about money while working for your company. 60 thousand is somethingthat will fulfil my needs. So, I won’t belooking for a job change as you said it’s way above than industry standard. Ijust want to concentrate on my work and stick to your company as a loyalemployee. **Selected* Q3 What is the scariest thing we couldpossibly find in our search for alien life? A3 Mats Andersson, Former YGT at EuropeanSpace Agency (1992–1993)Dec 30 Humans. A totally alienplanet which has actual human beings living on it, with human DNA. Because that meansthat everything we think we know is a lie. Someone istoying with us. Someone with powers so far beyond us that we are like ants tothem. Why? Why do they dothis? Why do they design a Universe with us in it? And why do they leave thissort of obvious clue around for us to find?When will they decide that the ants havefulfilled whatever purpose we had? Q4 How does blood sugar affect sleep? A4 Dr. Benjamin McLean,Doctor of Medicineat Mater Private Hospital, Brisbane (2015–present)Oct 15 As a Doctor of Medicine, I can explain howblood sugar levels can affect sleep. Blood sugar,also known as glucose, is a critical source of energy for the body's cells,including the brain. The body tries to maintain a stable blood sugar level throughout the day. However, for individualswith diabetes, this balance can be disrupted, leading to either high(hyperglycemia) or low (hypoglycemia) blood sugar levels. 1. Hypoglycemia(Low Blood Sugar): When blood sugarlevels drop too low, the body may release hormones like adrenaline, which cancause symptoms such as palpitations, sweating, and anxiety. These symptoms can certainly interfere with falling asleepand maintaining a deep sleep. Severehypoglycemia can lead to waking up during the night due to the symptoms,causing fragmented and poor-quality sleep. 2. Hyperglycemia(High Blood Sugar): High blood sugarlevels, especially if consistently elevated, can lead to frequent urination, excessive thirst, and hunger. These symptoms candisrupt sleep by causing the person to wake up multiple times during the night. Moreover, highblood sugar levels can lead to complications such as diabeticneuropathy (nervedamage), which can cause discomfort and pain, making it difficultto find a comfortable sleeping position. 3. Sleep Apnea andInsulin Resistance: Individuals withdiabetes often have a higher risk of developing sleep apnea, a condition where breathing is briefly and repeatedly interrupted during sleep.Sleep apnea can lead to fragmented sleep and excessive daytime sleepiness. Additionally, insulin resistance, common in type 2 diabetes, can affect thebody's ability to regulate glucose and can also disruptsleep patterns. 4. CircadianRhythms: Blood sugar levelsnaturally fluctuate throughout the day and night as part of the body'scircadian rhythms. Disruptions in these rhythms, such as those caused byirregular eating patterns or night shifts, can lead to imbalances in bloodsugar levels and affect sleep quality. Management: Proper managementof diabetes through medication, diet, and lifestyle changes is essential to maintaining stable blood sugar levelsand improving sleep quality. Establishing aregular sleep schedule, creating a comfortable sleep environment, and ***managing stresscan also contribute significantly to better sleep for individuals withdiabetes. In summary,imbalances in blood sugar levels, whether too high or too low, can disruptsleep through various mechanisms. Managing diabetes effectively, along withadopting healthy sleep habits, is crucial in ensuring good sleep quality forindividuals with this condition. It is always recommended for individuals with diabetes to work closelywith healthcare providers to manage their condition and related sleep issueseffectively. My note-*** In addition to family stresses unwantedstress is created by exchange of mails between persons arguing for wanted andunwanted things and sometimes by pricking and provocative mails. As a close member suggested best to delete such mails orstop such members mails appearing inbox. Q5 What does it mean to be smart? A5 Ashutosh Singh, Lives in India Updated5y A manager saved a robbery in just 5 seconds He saw maskedrobbers coming. He sawtheir hands and found out they had no guns. He thought of a quicksolution rather than panicking and running away. He did this: He quickly wenttowards the door and just locked it. Stood there. The robbers pushed the doorand saw it wouldn't open by pushing. What did the robbersdo? They ran awaybecause they needed time to break open the door. That’s how the manager saved the store from being robbedwith a simple thing and in such less time to react. That is a smart man. Source:- YouTubeChannel-Manager Stops Robbery in the Simplest Way Possible | Active SelfProtection -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Thatha_Patty" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. 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