CULTURAL QA 04202423
Recently I have observed Mr Rajaram’s responses contain personal attacks,
and abusing. I request my friends to ignore his responses.
R Gopalakrishnan 23-4-2024
KR This called Thangavelu joke: NAMMA MANNAR AND CO PATRI SOLLUDA.
Kalyana parisu film. He attacks in several places and retorts he names as
personal attacks; theethum nandrum pirar thara vaara Gopala; your Vinai you
reap it
Q1 Which fruit is not good for the liver?
KR Nth time; all fruits are good or bad depending on external factors
only Nature id Good always to all.
Q2 Would you tell me a good joke?
KR Good joke; I meant taking back to Barracks.
Q3 What is something you did in school that went "down in history"?
KR later teacher wrote a book, “HOW TO GET RID OF UNWANTED
ONES.
Q4 If carnivorous creatures are so dangerous to humans, why do we
not eradicate them from existence?
KR That is why a CEO should reply and a compiler must wipe the
thrashes. Why carnivorous human be wiped out? And CEO does not answer but
swipes the floor.
All the species have inter and intra connections; it is not
farmers; USA farmers do not depend on them; so it is senseless to say such
squeamish answers.
The interbalance of species within ecosystems is a fundamental
aspect of nature's design, often referred to as ecological balance or
biodiversity. Here's how it works:
Interconnectedness: Every species within an ecosystem is interconnected in
some way. They rely on each other directly or indirectly for resources like
food, shelter, or even waste management. For example, plants produce
oxygen, which animals need to breathe, while animals help disperse seeds or
pollinate plants. (not only carnivorous)
Food Chains and Webs: Species are organized into food chains and webs,
where each organism occupies a specific trophic level. Producers (plants)
are at the base, herbivores (plant-eating animals) are at the next level,
followed by carnivores (meat-eating animals), and so on. Each level depends
on the one below for energy. Disruptions in one part of the food web can
have cascading effects throughout the ecosystem.
Competition and Cooperation: Species within ecosystems compete for
resources like food, water, and territory. This competition helps regulate
populations and prevents any one species from dominating. Additionally,
some species engage in mutually beneficial relationships like mutualism or
symbiosis, which contribute to overall ecosystem health.
Natural Controls: Ecosystems have built-in mechanisms to regulate
populations. Predators keep prey populations in check, preventing them from
overgrazing or overpopulating. Disease, competition, and environmental
factors also play roles in regulating population sizes.
Adaptation and Evolution: Species evolve over time in response to changes
in their environment and interactions with other species. This ongoing
process helps maintain balance within ecosystems by ensuring that organisms
are suited to their ecological niches.
Resilience: Healthy ecosystems are resilient, meaning they can withstand
disturbances like natural disasters, disease outbreaks, or human impacts.
Biodiversity contributes to resilience by providing redundancy and
alternative pathways for ecosystem functions.
Overall, the interbalance of species within ecosystems is a dynamic and
complex phenomenon shaped by countless interactions and feedback loops.
Maintaining biodiversity and ecosystem health is crucial for the stability
and sustainability of life on Earth.
A short one and if anyone need s broad pl go through biology
please G wishes fulfilled.
Q5 What actually happened in India after Mahabharata?
KR The Govt prosecutor will make only one general question:
describe what happened; so, this Q. The funniest part of it is G wrote “N”
times and I have also updated from Ganguli and yet awaits the honourable
knowledge of a west kid. And adding insults to the injuries is Gopala
continues with periods as 900 BCE etc without authenticating any fact
because G says “En kadan copy paste compile peyaril seivaddhe.” ( y job is
CP only; there is one Accuser who will do all those jobs; so that I can
call him as replying to my idiotic senses. )
There is one Prakhar ELDER TO Vyasa whose views on
religion alone is good from learned by compiler Gopala; so, as that G says
“Mahabharata was not “happy ending”. Is life to anyone was happy ending?
What was that yard stick by the religion-learned -commentator? Iti -hasa
means THUS IT HAPPENED. And where happy or otherwise ending. Dharma ruled
the earth and did yagnas; gave dhanam; and did a lot to the society; and
after that only Parikshit came; and it is fixed as 900 BCE by the learned!
So, Krishna ruled and Dharma ruled; and Parikshit also ruled; and did some
misconduct of placing the dead snake; but chased Kali purusha and bonded
him for a living place. Is that not a good one? Every good and bad act has
a cause; so too Gandhari curse; once having done the job Krishna leaves and
why his manipulations to exist; and there must be a knot; and Krishna
accepts Gandhari curse after so many years only. Janamejay a can kill so
many snakes and have smd Bhagavatham recited; are they not good? Buddhism
Jainism started in 900 BCE? Truly yes according to Sikkim monastery
records as the date of birth of Buddha was in 1000 BCE. But then,
Mahabharatha ends in 3500 BCE; and Janamejay a dynasty ended and many like
Sunga dynasty etc came about; I had written all those; either one shall
study self; or read the right script; or someone; s good writings; but
remaining MOODAN and following QUORA AS QUORON IS STUPIDITY. K RAJARAM
IRS 23424 NB Q and A shall not be CPied as you like it.
On Tue, 23 Apr 2024 at 09:22, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 <
[email protected]> wrote:
> *CULTURAL QA 04-2024-23*
>
> *Dear friends,*
>
> *All the BELOW QA are from Quora digest to me on 23-04-2024.*
>
> * Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers *
>
> *.Compiled **and posted *
> *Recently I have observed Mr Rajaram’s responses contain **personal
> attacks, and abusing. **I request my friends to ignore his responses.*
>
> *R Gopalakrishnan 23-4-2024*
>
>
>
> *Q1 Which fruit is not good for the liver?*
>
> *A1 MG BooK, Studied at A.G.J.S High Madrasha (H.S) (Graduated
> 2020)Nov 9*
>
> *Citrus fruits like oranges, grapefruits, and lemons are generally
> considered good for the liver because they contain antioxidants and vitamin
> C, which can help support liver health. However, fruits high in fructose,
> such as excessive consumption of fruit juices or dried fruits, may not be
> ideal for the liver when consumed in large amounts. It's important to
> maintain a balanced and varied diet for overall liver health. If you have
> specific concerns about your liver, it's best to consult a healthcare
> professional for personalized advice.*
>
>
>
> *Q2 Would you tell me a good joke?*
>
> *A2 Pete Jones,16h*
>
> *The same guy gets shipwrecked a second time, but this time with a dog.*
>
> *He walks around the island and finds some wild sheep and no-one else.*
>
> *However, after a long spell of, err, loneliness the sheep start to become
> a likely proposition.*
>
> *He goes off to find(!) a sheep. Every time he gets near the sheep –
> “GRRRR!” The dog stops him.*
>
> *This continues for a few frustrating weeks.*
>
> *Then, after a storm he finds a young woman struggling in the surf, He
> swims out, rescues her and bring her back from nearly drowning.*
>
> * “I’m so, grateful” she say, fluttering her long eyelashes, “Is there
> anything at all I can thank you with?”*
>
> * “Yes, take that dog for a walk!”*
>
>
>
> *Q3 What is something you did in school that went "down in
> history"?*
>
> *A3 Tony Moncman ,Lives in Columbus, OH16h*
>
> *One day I was sleeping in class. The teacher thought they could get me by
> asking me a question. So the teacher called on me and asked me what GDP
> means. I woke up upon hearing my name called and said “it is the total
> value of all goods and services produced in a country in a given year”.
> Excellent said the teacher, “Tony is the only one allowed to sleep in this
> class!” and I did,*
>
> *Later in the year I had this same teacher for a different class. I slept
> one as well. I had my head down on my crossed arm. I was wearing a sweater.
> The teacher called my name and said “Tony, what is the capital of Liberia?”
> As I raised my head to answer, a string of drool coming from my mouth and
> the imprint of my sweater on my forehead, I said “Monrovia” to which he
> replied “Once again, he is the only student that is allowed to sleep in
> this class!*
>
>
>
> *Q4 If carnivorous creatures are so dangerous to humans, why do we
> not eradicate them from existence?*
>
> *A4 Ken Saladin, CEO Ken's College of Arcane Knowledge
> (2016–present)13h*
>
> *Very few carnivores are dangerous to more than a few humans. Eliminate
> all carnivores, however, and one of the quickest effects one might notice
> is that we’d be overrun with rats and mice. This has happened in some
> cities in history, and I have seen it happen even on the properties of
> people I know when they over-zealously killed every snake they could. Those
> historic cities, and my local friends, have regretted the eradication of
> carnivores. Farmers, too, would suffer tremendous economic losses and maybe
> lose their livelihoods if it weren’t for carnivores.*
>
>
>
> *Q5 What actually happened in India after Mahabharata?*
>
> *A5 Prakhar (**प्रखर)**,**Views on religion23h*
>
> *Mahabharata was not “happy ending”. It is described that the Pandavas
> ruled Hastinapur for 36 years after the war in Kurukshetra. Yudhishthira
> was the ruler of the Kuru Kingdom. After that, he retired, handed over the
> throne to his grandson Parikshit, and went to Himalayas along with his
> brothers and wife Draupadi. They ultimately reached heaven after a test by
> Dharmaraja (Yamaraj).*
>
> * "Thou were indifferent to the Kurus and the Pandavas whilst they slew
> each other. Therefore, O Govinda, thou shalt be the slayer of thy own
> kinsmen!"*
>
> *On the other hand, Lord Krishna’s entire clan was wiped out due to the
> curse by Gandhari. His sons and grandsons died fighting each other. After
> that, once Krishna was sitting under a tree. A hunter named Jara
> misunderstood him for a deer and shot an arrow that hit Krishna’s foot. It
> was a fatal injury. When Jara came to know that it was not a deer but
> Krishna, he was very sorry. However, Vasudeva forgave him and departed for
> his abode Vaikuntha.*
>
> *This was the end of Lord Vishnu’s eighth avatar. It is mentioned in
> Bhalka Tirtha (in Somnath, Gujarat) that Shri Krishna’s departure was the
> onset of Kaliyuga.*
>
> *Parikshit was a kind ruler who followed the path of dharma. After his
> coronation, he performed three sacrifices. While performing the sacrifices
> he traveled throughout the country. Once he saw a man beating a one-legged
> bull with a rod, and kicking a cow. He became angry at this sight and
> arrested the man. Parikshit was about to kill him when the man revealed his
> true identity as Kali.*
>
> *Kali begged forgiveness from Parikshit, who forgave him but ordered him
> to leave the kingdom. Kali obeyed this order and left Parikshit's kingdom.
> Satisfied, the cow revealed herself as the Prithvi, who was grief-stricken
> for Krishna had returned to his abode (Vaikuntha) and had left earth. The
> bull was Dharma whose other three legs were mutilated and he now only stood
> one leg in the Kali Yuga.*
>
> *Once while hunting, King Parikshit encountered Kali Purush who asked him
> for a new shelter other than his places of gambling, prostitution, vice and
> immoral relationship. King Parikshit allowed him to reside in gold. Though
> he asked him to reside in gold, the crown of King happened to be of gold,
> eventually Kali Purush entered King's mind.*
>
> *Kali corrupted Parikshit’s mind and made him do evil tasks. Parikshit was
> made to toss a dead snake around a meditating sage’s neck. His son was
> angry at this sight and cursed Parikshit to die of snake bite within 7
> days. Parikshit returned to his senses. Sage ordered his disciple to tell
> Parikshit about this curse, but the king accepted his fate eventually.
> Takshaka came to the king in form of an insect in fruits and bit Parikshit,
> which eventually led to his death.*
>
> *After Parikshit’s death, his son Janamejaya became the Kuru ruler and
> vowed to seek revenge by obliterating snakes from the earth. He organised
> Sarpasastra (snake sacrifice) yajna. However, the yajna was eventually
> stopped on Indra’s intervention and Astika’s boon from Janamejaya. After
> the yagna was stopped Vaishampayana who was sitting beside Vedavyasa, the
> author of Mahabharata, started narrating the epic story of Mahabharata to
> Janamejaya, where Astika and other Brahmins had also assembled at the
> venue.*
>
> *Now all this plot of Mahabharata is set in middle-Vedic period (around
> 12th to 9th century BCE). The Kuru family tree after Janamejaya is not
> known. After the middle-Vedic period, Kuru kingdom declined and eventually
> ceased to exist. Sramanic philosophies began to arise in the Indian
> subcontinent which gave rise to new kingdoms and new religions (Jainism,
> Buddhism, Ajivika) and even the historic Vedic religion underwent big
> changes. The kingdoms in eastern India like Magadha gained prominence and
> gave rise to powerful dynasties. Different forms of Prakrit became popular
> among the masses.*
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