OK Gopala YOUR BRAIN HAS NO CLAY MATTER =this is not unparliamentary; YOUR ENGLISH IS SO POOR= this is not abuse; WHO SAID YOU ARE AN ITS/= this is not below par of an IRS. OK TP//PP Gopala son of a prostitute = is only a vedam for you . All now perfect? Are you happy? Your tools ;your brain; your fair observations; I shall repeat these in future; OK Happy?; Rest in peace KR
On Thu, 25 Apr 2024 at 00:20, gopala krishnan <[email protected]> wrote: > Mr Rajaram, > > Read your first sentence again. Is it the way of quoting a saying? > > You should not make a suggestion to any body that he should read more. It > is against morale of the groups. I know how far I am knowing things. > However every day my knowledge is improving by knowing new things. > > I wrote the basic rules of groups. Write in best way others can > understand . Do not use *any non- parliamentary *words. Write brief. > Encourage other members to write. Maintain co-operation. > > I try to do it, even in responses with you. I have never used, and *will > never use any abusing word*. I understand all my friends in the group > are having good caliber. I respect them. > > If you come for a challenge then I am forced to use the same type, > up-keeping my morale. > > Let us see how many members comes in favor of you justifying your abuse. > > Gopalakrishnan > > > On Thursday, 25 April, 2024 at 08:36:02 am IST, Rajaram Krishnamurthy < > [email protected]> wrote: > > > There is a saying that a man who cannot be capable of doing anything will > alone simply write like this. You have to read a lot sir Or else you will > be kicking around; And group head is nota judiciary; and if that GH is your > kaikooli I am least bothered because ONLY BECAUSE OF YOU 3 PEOPLE, IT IS IN > SUCH STATE OF AFFAIR WHICH ALL KNEW ; i AM SENDING TO ALL ONLY BECAUSE OF > THAT TO PROJECT THY CLANDESTINE PROFILES. Have you also read Narayanasamy > vedam? Why are you silent about it? Nonsense. KR > ---------- Forwarded message --------- > From: *gopala krishnan* <[email protected]> > Date: Wed, 24 Apr 2024 at 21:42 > Subject: Re: [KeralaIyers] Re: [iyer123] CULTURAL QA 04-2024-24A > To: [email protected] <[email protected]>, Patty > Thatha <[email protected]>, Iyer <[email protected]>, > Rajaram Krishnamurthy <[email protected]> > > > Mr Rajaram, > > You quoted judiciary. So you are violating by using abusing words internet > decorum. So you are t*o be punished by group head since it is a limited > forum. * > > *All other things are beating around the bush*. You have no references. > Still you want to be critic. Nobody knows what happened before centuries. > > Quora is a registered forum, if you do not know. Our group is a restricted > one , publishing are moderated. So what you write is strictly for the > groups. Please understand things properly. > > *If any member appreciates your responses and abuses, I am ready to > regret before the groups*. It is a repeat by me. I am giving copies to > all the groups.*Let me see any member in any groups supports your abuse. * > > *Everybody in the group knows no body can tolerate your abusing. * > > Gopalakrishnan > > On Thursday, 25 April, 2024 at 07:53:37 am IST, Rajaram Krishnamurthy < > [email protected]> wrote: > > > Mr Gopalakrishnan writes which need a response as he always talks about > HIS MANNAR AND CO; and does not understand; I shall answer some of his > sentences. > gopala krishnan > 19:54 (3 minutes ago) > to *Patty*, *Kerala*, *Iyer*, *Narayanaswamy*, me, APS > G I have compiled the information from Quora. It is mentioned in the > posting. The person answered is mentioned. *So your using G as the person > answered is wrong. It is point out to you many times, but you ignore.* > KR Suppose I write something telling you people Vyasa told like that in > that book, you would refer to it; and suppose something is wrong- data- > presented, which is not in the original or intended as it is, then who is > responsible? Can Quora, a general name, be considered as Vedas? Quora has > no regulations even as FB which has some kind of control. Quora contains > all nudity and sex also; and in quora one can find all nonsenses projected > as discussions; and do contain also wonderful intelligent discussions on > Vedas also; but there is no assurances of data accuracy; and by placing a > play-card , it may be also wrong, one may write in PUB GALLERY; but not in > an erudite forum, where people at this age still reads not to pass time; > but acquire some unknown facts; these known and unknown might differ; and > once presented and absorbed, that factor must be authentic; when being done > as a ritual sradham, (many sradhams today and certain ceremonies have > become only a pompous show without the focus point) many might even sent > them to their family and other media and groups also by which wrong > informations are passed. Suppose a grandson were to tell thatha that what > he wrote to him was wrong, where will that elderly will focus; man > slaughter may be practiced by a minority but that is not the thumb rule; > what you write is your responsibility, in good faith; if you yourself feel > it could be wrong, you do not have the right to publish it at all. So no > one can escape the vicarious liability. As long as it is published under > one email, only that email writer is responsible , even before law; you > won't escape from judiciary by shifting the blame like LKG boy. Your words > owned by you where you alone are responsible ,unless it is the ancient text > available and accepted by the earth, where you are not responsible. Quotes > of Vyasa is not copy and paste, because agnimeele purohitam cannot be > uttered by you as mele puro agni ; and adi shankara and the popular > commentaries cannot be rewritten in the AS YOU LIKE IT fashion, lest the > content expressed by them will be lost. On the contrary, unaware of the > truth you cannot simply grind ,copy and paste what some ignorant writer > thinks he is leading the light kindly as genuinely or for fun, classifying > them as a scholar. ZEven in our universities we grant that status in 4 to 7 > years only to a few and not for all the lecturers while all of them are > only doctorate or post graduates. VICARIOUS LIABILITY IS EXPECTED OF ANY > CONTENT AND FOR EVEN COMPLIMENTS(!!??) PASSED ON BETWEEN US, WE ARE > RESPONSIBLE IF PROSECUTED, BUT ALL THE FOUR WILL GO TO JAIL. > > G You have given many information as WRONG. For the benefit of reader > if any, *you should give references if you are a real critic. Otherwise > there is no meaning in writing the statements are wrong.* > KR THAT IS PERFECT STATEMENT AS FAR AS YOUR SENTENCE." MANY > INFORMATIONS ARE WRONG"; BUT ONLY YOU HAVE TO PROVE IT THROUGH VULNERABLE > SCIENTIFIC DATA OF THE HIGHEST INTEGRITY; AND I AM TELLING YOU ONLY TO DO > IT AGAINST QUORA ALSO; AFTER ALL IF THOSE KIDS ARE SCHOLARS WHO AM i? RIFF > RAFF WHO CAN WRITE SO MUCH? I need not provide every inch for you to to be > fed ; you shall read fully and cross check all of them; write back in > mahabharatham, vyasa had written in sanskrit only this kind of verse ,hence > Rajaram you are wrong; then wrong is always wrong; but writing you are > wrong means you are an authority without background or you simply do some > usual nonsense phrases. I welcome not everyone; I am waiting to learn for > the past 25 years from your groups; and I see wonderful data from many as > well as even from you when I used to appreciate you. All members were > responding with the appreciations in these columns, you vainglorious three > did make all shudder. If I DON'T KNOW AND SURE ABOUT THE CORRECTNESS, I > NEVER COMMIT MYSELF; and I dont stamp my ego also that I am always right. > But you have to establish it. Do not say you are wrong. I never said you > are wrong but given from authentic materials and I need not write to you > to prove my integrity, U please do it NETI is useless; and facts are > fairly referred to but as a reader you must weigh its integrity for which > you have to place your efforts. And because you are ignorant, it doesn't > mean that I am wrong. > > G Already I have mentioned to ignore personal attacks and abuses from > you are to be ignored. > KR I warned the three of you; do not start; then every time as you > practiced, so i do thrice; you withdraw your forces to your barracks; then > there won't be abuse; content rebuttal cannot be reduced. If you are > wasting your time asking me to stop, never I will. One who starts the > battle only shall withdraw and you 3 know it for certain, I never like > Goondaism even in my career. Even if today onwards you stop your > criticism along with the others (because only because of you they write > nonsense which you never questioned as you are writing to me) > > G I request you be a RESPONDER than critic, if critic you have to > give references of all your points corrected or told as wrong. > KR I never reply as I told you already; I never respond because you > are not issuing any notice to me personally; nothing personal once it is > public property; but once man slaughters your group of 3 hurl , you three > alone had to take the brickbats as I am always a fighter. Fighter for > justice; And after all then I consider all of you 3 only as a rut below > par. Where you hurled reprimands,THERE ALONE I RESPOND. And you cannot > demand any references etc as you dont have rights; if you feel wrong > because you have learnt from a specific source accepted as > absolutely scientific only the rebuttal must say how and from where. > Against your contents as I say true, I also say wrong and add more or > present ; if you are sure of your foot give it back unlike N says NETI > NETI. You also used that liner only. I am least bothered. > > G Awaiting the references for all your points told wrong, > KR You need not have waited at all; if you are petrified with my > content or statement as wrong, it should show that you were/are sure of > your foot and you do have a right spectrum to answer back with source of > science; some tom dick or harry are not the references or authority unless > they raised the references. Mere from WA FB are not authorities or even > original sources or authentic. You have to verify and spend time to > analyse. . And I tell you simply present: do not say like what I know , a > pleasant joke etc as if complimenting yourself, because so many here knew a > lot more than you. Where I speak from India point of view wrt some quotes > is, people easily add materials, dont even think for a movement dont we > have it; we have a huge treasure ; already we have been taught a lot from > west; if you dont know think before you ink. Because let the posterity get > attracted from here than from warren buffet; buddha had said it > already here . Valluvar had said it . I am not against them; but add our > value to something like WB quoted but I find in B G also. Nothing wrong > about west and need not be ostracised; but make your posterity know we > have in abundance. I learnt it late why our posterity should be driven as > we were and yet wants them to do sandhyavandanam too. In the west they dont > do it. > Gopalakrishnan K RAJARAM IRS 25424 > > On Wed, 24 Apr 2024 at 19:54, gopala krishnan <[email protected]> wrote: > > Mr Rajaram, > > I have compiled the information from Quora. It is mentioned in the > posting. The person answered is mentioned. *So your using G as the person > answered is wrong. It is point out to you many times, but you ignore.* > > You have given many information as WRONG. For the benefit of reader if > any, *you should give references if you are a real critic. Otherwise > there is no meaning in writing the statements are wrong. * > > Already I have mentioned to ignore personal attacks and abuses from you > are to be ignored. > > I request you be a RESPONDER than critic, if critic you have to give > references of all your points corrected or told as wrong. > > Awaiting the references for all your points told wrong, > > Gopalakrishnan > > On Wednesday, 24 April, 2024 at 11:10:50 pm IST, Rajaram Krishnamurthy < > [email protected]> wrote: > > > CULTURAL QA 04202424A > > Q1 What are some amazing facts about wolves? > > G The wolf never eats corpses, neither animals, nor people. > > KR Compiler is so intelligent sir. No doubt Please read mine:” > > Wolves are carnivorous predators, meaning they primarily eat meat. Their > diet consists mainly of large ungulates, such as deer, elk, moose, caribou, > and bison. However, wolves are opportunistic hunters and will also prey on > smaller mammals like rabbits, rodents, and beavers when larger prey is > scarce. Additionally, they may consume birds, fish, insects, and even > carrion (the flesh of dead animals) if necessary. Wolves hunt in packs, > which allows them to take down larger prey that would be difficult for a > single wolf to tackle alone. They use cooperative hunting strategies, > working together to surround and isolate their prey before making a > coordinated attack. In some regions where natural prey is scarce or where > human activities have altered the landscape, wolves may also scavenge for > food near human settlements or livestock areas. However, their primary diet > in the wild consists of wild animals that they hunt themselves. Overall, > the diet of wolves is diverse and adaptable, allowing them to survive in > a wide range of habitats and ecosystems across their natural range. > > G It spends its whole life with a partner, it does not mate with > its mother or sister, It is a monogamous animal. > > KR Absolutely true. But 99% of animals do not mate mother unless,” > While > it is rare and generally considered taboo in most animal species, there are > some instances where animals may mate with their own mother. However, it's > important to note that such behaviour is typically the result of unusual > circumstances or environmental factors rather than a common occurrence in > natural populations. Here are a few examples: > > Inbreeding: In some cases, animals may engage in mating with close > relatives, including their own mother, due to limited opportunities for > finding unrelated mates. This can occur in small or isolated populations > where the pool of potential mates is restricted. > > Disrupted Social Structure: In certain situations where social structure > is disrupted, such as in captivity or when populations are artificially > managed, animals may exhibit behaviors that deviate from their natural > mating patterns. In such cases, individuals may mate with close relatives, > including their own mother, due to the absence of appropriate social cues > or constraints. > > Imprinting and Social Learning: In species where individuals learn mating > behaviors from their parents or other close relatives, such as some birds > and mammals, there may be instances where offspring mistakenly attempt to > mate with their own mother due to confusion or misinterpretation of social > cues. > > Habitat Fragmentation: Habitat fragmentation and human-induced changes to > natural landscapes can disrupt animal populations and lead to increased > instances of inbreeding. In such fragmented habitats, animals may have > limited options for finding mates outside of their immediate family group. > > It's important to recognize that while mating with close relatives, > including one's own mother, may occur in certain circumstances, it is > generally not beneficial for the long-term health and genetic diversity of > populations. Inbreeding can increase the risk of genetic disorders and > reduce overall fitness, potentially leading to negative consequences for > the survival of the species. In natural populations, mechanisms such as > dispersal, mate choice, and social structure typically serve to minimize > the occurrence of inbreeding and maintain genetic diversity. EVEN ANIMALS > BEHAVE. > > G If a partner dies, the wolf remains alone. It knows its young > ones well. > > It is the only animal that helps their parents after deep old age and > brings them food. > > When you kill a wolf, it looks you in the eye until its soul gives out. > > Kr all the three above are seen in many animals and you may refer to > encyclopaedia. > > G It is 25% smarter than the smartest dog, and it is the only animal > that doesn't obey training, they say... > > KR If wolfishness like a couple in the group have to be considered > as samart then dogs are insulted. > > Q2 What are some of the most mind-blowing facts? > > Answered by Devi Prasad,Studied at St. Xavier's High School, Khandagiri, > Bhubaneswar (Graduated 2019)Updated 6y and compiled by Intelligent G > > G About 90% of Chinese teenagers and adults suffer from Myopia. > > KR YES IT IS TRUE Myopia, also known as nearsightedness, is a > common refractive error where distant objects appear blurry while close > objects can be seen clearly. Myopia prevalence has been increasing > globally, particularly in East Asia, including China. In China, myopia has > reached epidemic proportions, especially among children and adolescents. > Here are some key points about myopia in China: > > > > High Prevalence: Myopia prevalence in China is among the highest in the > world. It is estimated that over 80% of Chinese teenagers and young adults > have myopia, with rates continuing to rise. > > Urbanization and Education: The rapid urbanization and economic > development in China have been associated with increased myopia rates. > Urban areas tend to have higher myopia prevalence compared to rural areas, > likely due to factors such as increased educational pressures, prolonged > near work (such as reading and studying), and reduced time spent outdoors. > > Educational Pressure: The Chinese education system places a strong > emphasis on academic achievement, leading to intense competition among > students. Many children and adolescents spend long hours studying and > engaging in near work activities, which are known risk factors for myopia > development. > > Limited Outdoor Activities: Research suggests that spending time outdoors, > particularly in natural sunlight, may help protect against myopia > development. However, many Chinese children have limited opportunities for > outdoor activities due to heavy academic schedules and parental concerns > about safety and air pollution. > > Genetic and Environmental Factors: Myopia is a complex condition > influenced by both genetic and environmental factors. While genetic > predisposition plays a significant role, environmental factors such as > lifestyle habits, educational practices, and environmental conditions can > also contribute to myopia development and progression. > > Public Health Concern: The high prevalence of myopia in China is > considered a significant public health concern due to its potential > long-term impact on vision and eye health. Myopia is associated with an > increased risk of other eye conditions, such as retinal detachment, > glaucoma, and myopic maculopathy, which can lead to vision impairment and > blindness if left untreated. > > Efforts to address the myopia epidemic in China include public health > campaigns promoting outdoor activities, initiatives to reduce educational > pressures, and increased access to comprehensive eye care services, > including regular eye exams and early intervention strategies such as > orthokeratology and myopia control treatments. > > The Large Hadron Collider was turned off in 2009 due to a piece of bread > dropped in it by a bird. > > G The place where Hitler killed himself is now a playground. > > KR WRONG SIR; > > As of my last update, the Führerbunker, where Adolf Hitler spent his final > days and ultimately died, is not a playground. The location of the > Führerbunker, which was located in Berlin, Germany, has undergone > significant changes since the end of World War II. > > After the war, the area above the Führerbunker was used for various > purposes, including as a parking lot and a housing development. The bunker > itself was largely destroyed by the Soviet military in 1947 as part of > efforts to dismantle symbols of the Nazi regime. Today, there is no visible > trace of the Führerbunker above ground. > > However, the site of the Führerbunker remains of historical significance, > and there is a plaque marking the location. The area is maintained as a > historical site, and visitors can learn about the events that took place > there during the final days of World War II. It is not a playground but > rather a solemn reminder of the consequences of totalitarianism and the > atrocities committed during the Nazi era. > > G “Cacao” plants are expected to disappear before 2050 due to global > warming. (Cacao plants are used to make cocoa powder). > > KR HASTY GENERALISATION WITHOUT ANY BASIS “ > > It's unlikely that cocoa cultivation will end soon, but there are > significant challenges facing the cocoa industry that could impact its > long-term sustainability. Cocoa cultivation is primarily concentrated in > West Africa, particularly in countries like Ivory Coast, Ghana, and > Nigeria, where it plays a vital role in the economy and provides > livelihoods for millions of people. > > > > However, several factors threaten the future of cocoa cultivation: > > > > Climate Change: Climate change poses a significant threat to cocoa > production, as cocoa trees are sensitive to temperature and rainfall > patterns. Rising temperatures, changing weather patterns, and increased > incidence of pests and diseases can negatively impact cocoa yields and > quality. > > Pests and Diseases: Cocoa trees are susceptible to various pests and > diseases, including cocoa swollen shoot virus, black pod disease, and > fungal infections. These can devastate cocoa plantations and lead to > significant crop losses if not properly managed. > > Environmental Degradation: Deforestation, soil erosion, and loss of > biodiversity are major concerns in cocoa-growing regions. Clearing land for > cocoa cultivation contributes to habitat destruction and loss of wildlife, > while unsustainable farming practices can degrade soil quality and affect > long-term productivity. > > Economic Challenges: Fluctuating cocoa prices, volatile market conditions, > and limited access to credit and financial services can make cocoa farming > economically challenging for smallholder farmers. Many cocoa farmers > struggle to earn a sustainable income from cocoa cultivation, leading to > poverty and food insecurity. > > Efforts are underway to address these challenges and promote sustainable > cocoa production practices, including initiatives to improve farming > techniques, enhance resilience to climate change, and promote biodiversity > conservation. Certification programs, such as Fairtrade, Rainforest > Alliance, and UTZ, aim to ensure that cocoa is produced in an > environmentally and socially responsible manner. > > While the future of cocoa cultivation may face uncertainties, concerted > efforts by governments, international organizations, industry stakeholders, > and consumers can help address these challenges and ensure the long-term > sustainability of cocoa farming. > > G There's a strip club in Ontario, Canada that doubles as a Church on > Sundays. > > Kr Is it any information? Have u seen a show nude club in Mt road > next to shanti theatre on Sunday when police turns away Police station so > close by? > > G Riding a roller coaster can help patients to expel their kidney > “stones”. > > Kr so silly. > > G The U.S Embassy in Kathmandu has guidelines on what to do if a Yeti > is found. > > KR Every nation has a manual of embassy operations and Yeti is not yet > seen or declared dead in Himalaya. > > Camels gave humans the common cold. > > KR Bull shit Were camels in India during Ayurvedham shsrutha? > According to Ayurveda, a runny nose with thin mucous is a Vata condition > with toxicity such as a leaky gut or gas. The Vata Dosha is responsible for > regulating the immune system so it is very important to balance and > strengthen the Vata during fall before winter starts. Kapha dosha in the > body is responsible for regulating the respiratory and nasal systems. That > should also be taken care of during winters. A runny nose can easily be > treated at home using some Ayurvedic (at home) remedies. > > G The word “Hundred” derives from “Hundra” in Old Norse, which > originally meant 120. > > Kr The root word for "hundred" is "hundrēd" in Old English, which > evolved from the Proto-Germanic word "hundarad." In modern English, > "hundred" still retains its original meaning as a numerical value of 100. > It's derived from the Old English "hund" (meaning "hundred") and "rēd" > (meaning "count" or "reckoning"). > > G Mars has no magnetic field. > > KR wrong “Mars does have a magnetic field, but it is much weaker > than Earth's magnetic field. Earth's magnetic field is generated by the > movement of molten iron in its outer core, a process known as the > geodynamic. This magnetic field extends far into space and helps protect > the planet from the solar wind, charged particles emitted by the Sun.” > > G Only deceased people can appear on U.S. currency. > > KR Partly true; is there any nation where living images on notes are > available? While there may not be universal laws banning the use of living > individuals on currency, the practice of featuring only deceased > individuals is common in many countries and is often seen as a way to > maintain the integrity and neutrality of national currency designs. > > ------------------------------------- > > Q3 What are some INTERESTING information about British Collector > named Rous Peter who was appointed as Collector of Madurai from 1812 to > 1828. > > KR Poor Gopala; the moment I write Madurai WA gave him the expandable > data Thank u > > Q5 What are some amazing facts about humans? > > G White skin is younger than agriculture revolution > > KR if I answer it will be long; silly and nonsensical observations. > No basis. > > The white color of European human skin is less than 10,000 years old. > Today we know that 8500 years ago, most of humans in Europe still had black > skin. They lacked versions of two genes—SLC24A5 and SLC45A2—that lead to > depigmentation and, therefore, pale skin in Europeans today. So, we can say > that white skin is younger than agriculture revolution.[1] > > KR so question should have been properly framed; white skin in mambaakkam > was only younger to the ever silver age. > > G Blue eyes are older than white skin > > KR next nonsense. No basis > > Yes, you read that right, the blue eyes in humans are older than white > skin color. Researchers extracted hunter gatherer dubbed La Brana 1 DNA, > unearthed from the north-west of Spain. They came to know that, this person > had black skin yet blue eyes. [2] > > KR One Spain is conclusive proof of the humanity? Age of that > fossil is not so older sir. > > G Lactose tolerance is of same age as of white skin > > White skin evolved round about 8–10 thousand years ago and at the same > time humans evolved lactose tolerance. At this period of time a great > famine hit turkey and neighboring area which let thousands to die, the rest > tried to stay alive for years while drinking milk. Normally human adults > lose lactose tolerance but due to this selection pressure they turned their > genes back on. [3] > > KR another short life based nonsense > > Still more than 60% of human population is lactose intolerant. > > KR another error prone stat unacceptable to science > > Humans didn't domesticated cats > > According to the prehistoric DNA of wild and domesticated cats we came to > know that there is no much difference in between them. This gives us hint > that we did not domesticated cats rather they domesticated themselves .[4] > > KR That is old patti story > > We are losing wisdom teeth > > KR Yes G is losing but not scientifically and that tooth has no > correlation to wisdom also. > > Toady more than 22% of population do not have wisdom teeth. Why? Because > they didn't had any function in our body so selection process had threw > them away. We have been reducing our denatl size since astralopiths and > it's been ~2 million years since we have been doing this. [5] > > My note- References told are not added. > > KR Better to verify and present as it is available as a data and not > as a scientific truth. If cat crosses your work will not succeed like > types. > > K Rajaram IRS 24424 > > On Wed, 24 Apr 2024 at 08:26, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 < > [email protected]> wrote: > > *CULTURAL QA 04-2024-24A* > > *All the BELOW QA are from Quora digest to me on 24-04-2024.* > > * Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers * > > *.Compiled **and posted by R. Gopala krishnan, on 24-04-2024* > > *Q1 What are some amazing facts about wolves?* > > *A1 Kevin Mitnick, MSc in Computer Science & Information > Technology, University of California, Berkeley (Graduated 2003)Feb 12* > > *The wolf never eats corpses, neither animals, nor people.* > > *It spends its whole life with a partner, it does not mate with its mother > or sister, It is a monogamous animal.* > > *If a partner dies, the wolf remains alone. It knows its young ones > well.* > > *It is the only animal that helps their parents after deep old age and > brings them food.* > > *When you kill a wolf, it looks you in the eye until its soul gives out.* > > *It is 25% smarter than the smartest dog, and it is the only animal that > doesn't obey training, they say...* > > *Q2 What are some of the most mind-blowing facts?* > > *A2 Devi Prasad,Studied at St. Xavier's High School, Khandagiri, > Bhubaneswar (Graduated 2019)Updated 6y* > > * About 90% of Chinese teenagers and adults suffer from Myopia.* > > *The Large Hadron Collider was turned off in 2009 due to a piece of bread > dropped in it by a bird.* > > *The place where Hitler killed himself is now a playground.* > > *“Cacao” plants are expected to disappear before 2050 due to global > warming.(Cacao plants are used to make cocoa powder).* > > *There's a strip club in Ontario, Canada that doubles as a Church on > Sundays.* > > *Riding a roller coaster can help patients to expel their kidney > “stones”. * > > *The U.S Embassy in Kathmandu has guidelines on what to do if a Yeti is > found.* > > *Vladimir Putin’s grandfather worked as “chef” for Stalin and Lenin.* > > *Camels gave humans the common cold.* > > *The word “Hundred” derives from “Hundra” in Old Norse, which originally > meant 120.* > > * There are more than 40 airports in Antartica.* > > *The brightest things in the universe are “Quasars”, which can be 429 > trillion times brighter than our sun.* > > *Tokyo is the city with the most millionaires in the world but London has > the most multi-millionaires and New York the most billionaires.* > > *Mars has no magnetic field.* > > *More Africans have access to cell phone service than piped water and > electricity. * > > *Only deceased people can appear on U.S. currency.* > > *Q3 What are some INTERESTING information about British > Collector named Rous Peter who was appointed as Collector of Madurai from > 1812 to 1828.* > > *A3 Chauhan Babu Nath, Apr 17* > > **After retirement, Peter refused to go back to England. He stayed in > Madurai. His last wish was that he should beburied with his eyes facing > Goddess Meenakshi. His wish was fulfilled and he was buried with his face > towards the temple. * > > *Every Year one British family from England visit the temple to take > Darshan of Mother Goddess Meenakshi .* > > *There is a most interesting story. Connected between British collector > and Meenakshi Amman .* > > *British Collector named Rous Peter was appointed as Collector of Madurai > from 1812 to 1828.* > > *Though a Christian by faith, he respected all faiths including Hinduism > and also honored local practices.* > > *Collector Peter was the temple administrator of the Meenakshi Amman > Temple and conducted all his duties with sincerity and honesty and > respected the religious sentiments of all people.* > > *Collector Rous Peter respected and treated people of all faiths equally > and this noble trait earned him the popular nickname *‘Peter Pandian'** > > **Goddess Meenakshi Amman Temple* was situated between Collector Peter's > residence and office.* > > *Everyday he used to go to the office by his horse and while crossing the > temple, he got down from his horse, removed the hat and his shoes and > crossed the whole path on his foot. Through this small gesture he expressed > his reverence to the Goddess!** > > *One day there was a heavy downpour in Madurai city and River Vaigai was > in spate.* > > *Collector was sleeping in his residence and was suddenly disturbed and > woken up by the sound of anklets and he left his bed to find out from where > the sound had came.* > > *He saw a small girl wearing pattuvastrams (silk garments) and precious > ornaments and addressing him as *'Peter come this way'.** > > *And he came out to follow her and was running behind the little girl to > find out who she was! As he came out of the house and was running, he was > shocked as he turned to see behind him, his residence (whole bungalow) > being washed away by the flood waters of River Vaigai!* > > *He turned to follow the girl but she disappeared into thin air! He saw > that the girl ran without any shoes and was wearing anklets.** > > *He beleived that his devotion for Mother *Goddess Meenakshi* had saved > his life.* > > *Later, he wished to give a gift to Lord Meenakshi Amman & consulted the > priest of temple and ordered for *a pair of golden shoes for Goddess > Meenakshi Amman*.* > > *It is thus that the pair of Paadhukams consisting of *412 rubies, *72 > emeralds,*and *80 diamonds* were made and donated to the temple.* > > *His name was sculpted as "Peter" on sole of the shoes.* > > *Till this day the pair of Paadhukams are known as *'Peter Paadhukam'** > > *Every year at the time of 'Chaitra Festival', utsava moorthy of Goddess > Meenakshi Amman is decorated with the Padukams.* > > *He also wished that after his death he should be buried in a position > that enabled his eyes to face the temple. It is interesting to note that > Rous Peter’s grave is positioned the way he wished while the pther graves > faces the other way.* > > *This is the incidence that had happened 200 years back. Every year > descendant of Raus Peter family visits the temple.* > > * (Source: WhatsApp forward)* > > *Q4 Would you tell me a good joke?* > > *A4 Not First Introvert, Sun* > > *So once there were three friends- Santa, Banta and Pappu. They went to > picnic and kept everything with them, the tents, water bottle, samosas, etc > but they forgot to bring cold drink.* > > *They decided whoever would loose the game of stone paper scissor, that > person would go and bring the cold drink.* > > *Pappu lost.* > > *But he refuses and says that he knows that if he will go then they will > eat the samosas without him, to which Santa and Banta promises that they > wouldn't.* > > *Finally Pappu decides to go. Santa and Banta wait for him but he doesn't > arrive back. One hour gets passed, two hours passes, 1 day passes, 2 day > passes. Finally on the evening of third day they decide to head back and as > soon as Santa decides to eat Samosa out of hunger, Pappu jumps out of > bushes and says- “I knew you would it without me, that's why I never went".* > > *acts about human evolution* > > *Profile photo for Zaigham Qadeer* > > *Q5 What are some amazing facts about humans?* > > *A5 Qadeer, BS in Biochemistry, PMAS Arid Agriculture University > Rawalpindi Updated 2y* > > *Hmm, let me tell you some cool facts about human evolution.* > > > > *White skin is younger than agriculture revolution* > > *The white color of European human skin is less than 10,000 years old. > Today we know that 8500 years ago, most of humans in Europe still had black > skin. They lacked versions of two genes—SLC24A5 and SLC45A2—that lead to > depigmentation and, therefore, pale skin in Europeans today. So, we can say > that white skin is younger than agriculture revolution.[1]* > > *Blue eyes are older than white skin* > > *Yes, you read that right, the blue eyes in humans are older than white > skin color. Researchers extracted hunter gatherer dubbed La Brana 1 DNA, > unearthed from the north-west of Spain. They came to know that, this person > had black skin yet blue eyes. [2]* > > *Lactose tolerance is of same age as of white skin* > > *White skin evolved round about 8–10 thousand years ago and at the same > time humans evolved lactose tolerance. At this period of time a great > famine hit turkey and neighboring area which let thousands to die, the rest > tried to stay alive for years while drinking milk. Normally human adults > lose lactose tolerance but due to this selection pressure they turned their > genes back on. [3]* > > *Still more than 60% of human population is lactose intolerant.* > > *Humans didn't domesticated cats* > > *According to the prehistoric DNA of wild and domesticated cats we came to > know that there is no much difference in between them. This gives us hint > that we did not domesticated cats rather they domesticated themselves .[4]* > > *We are losing wisdom teeth* > > *Toady more than 22% of population do not have wisdom teeth. Why? Because > they didn't had any function in our body so selection process had threw > them away. We have been reducing our denatl size since astralopiths and > it's been ~2 million years since we have been doing this. 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