CULTURAL QA 05202404
Q3 What is a very big problem that Indians are not taking
seriously?
KR It is a man’s problem; but extending it to Indian, Not taking
seriously etc are hype. Every year there will be summer; every year people
will brag about heat; every year in June all will be forgotten; every year
they will switch off AC also’ and heat is nature and increase in heat is
natural because, of human greedy elements who use Acs spread unwanted
structure whether O General or X, spoiling the space. Thermal dynamics are
based on the emissions of rays, due to the changing paths of light without
coolers in the space. We have to endure; or go back to native villages and
live in the forest and thopes. Heat wave months are death months mainly for
the old people; dehydration if taken care of, body cooling system will
work; and do pranayama and yogis do not complain about heat; in 80s and
before the use of Acs was not heard; but today even a labourer has at his
dwelling place. GENERALLY , ITS HUMAN TENDENCY TO COMPLAIN AS HOT OR AS TOO
CHILL.
Q4 What are some interesting facts about the Wright brothers?
KR What is written is not a quote, as said by Oppenheimer wrt
the war; it is written in this book: [image: undefined]Other than this
there is no more authenticity wright Oliver who was in France, spoken to
media etc as Oppenheimer news came about.
Q5 What are some of the most mind-blowing facts?
G The only animal that enjoys spicy food is a human.
KR Several species have been observed to consume spicy foods,
although the reasons for their preference can vary.
1. Humans: Of course, humans are known for enjoying spicy foods. Some
researchers suggest that our preference for spicy foods might be related to
the release of endorphins when we eat spicy food, which can create a
pleasurable sensation.
2. Birds: Birds like the Northern Cardinal and the Red-bellied
Woodpecker have been observed consuming chili peppers. Birds lack the
receptors that humans have for capsaicin (the compound that makes chili
peppers spicy), so they don't experience the heat but can still enjoy the
nutritional benefits of the peppers.
3. Mammals: Some mammals, such as certain primates like the Japanese
macaque, have been observed consuming spicy foods. Similarly, certain
rodents like the deer mouse also seem to have a preference for spicy foods.
4. Insects: Some insects, like the tree-dwelling ant, have been observed
collecting and consuming chili peppers. It's believed that they are
attracted to the oils and nutrients present in the peppers.
These are just a few examples, but there may be other species that also
consume spicy foods for various reasons, including nutritional benefits or
defense mechanisms.
G The British heir to the throne had his vintage Aston Martin
modified so that its primary fuel is wine.
KR: REALLY MIND BLOWING FOR IDIOTS. While it's a fun idea, Aston
Martin cars do not run on wine. Aston Martin is a luxury car manufacturer
known for producing high-performance vehicles, typically powered by
gasoline or, more recently, hybrid or electric powertrains. Wine, being
primarily composed of water and alcohol, wouldn't be a suitable fuel for
combustion engines. It's possible that the reference to wine might be a
playful association with luxury or sophistication, but it's not a practical
or feasible fuel source for cars.
G In Mexico, escaping from prison is completely legal.
KR Illegal fgacts presented. From Lex Digest: Escaping prison is a
serious crime in Mexico, just like in any other country. It is illegal and
individuals who attempt to escape, or aid and abet in an escape, can face
severe legal consequences. Mexico has specific laws and penalties in place
to deter and punish prison escapees. Engaging in such activities can result
in extended prison sentences and additional charges. It is important to
respect the law and understand that escaping from prison is not only
illegal but also puts individuals at risk of further harm and legal
repercussions.
Escaping prison is a topic that has captivated the
imagination of people around the world. The allure of evading the confines
of a prison cell and achieving freedom is a theme that has been depicted in
countless movies and books. In Mexico, there have been several high-profile
prison escapes that have further contributed to the fascination surrounding
this topic. However, it is important to separate the myths from the reality
when it comes to escaping prison in Mexico.
G watermelon is a fruit; a strawberry is not.
KR Another reel floated; Both watermelon and strawberry are
fruits botanically speaking, but they belong to different botanical
classifications.
Watermelon (Citrullus lanatus) is a member of the Cucurbitaceae family,
which includes other fruits like cucumbers and pumpkins. Botanically, a
fruit is the mature ovary of a flowering plant, typically containing seeds.
Watermelon fits this definition, as it develops from the ovary of a
watermelon flower and contains seeds.
Strawberry (Fragaria × ananassa) belongs to the Rosaceae family, which
includes many other fruits such as apples, pears, and cherries.
Interestingly, what is commonly referred to as the "strawberry fruit" is
not a true botanical fruit. Instead, it's an aggregate accessory fruit,
formed from a flower that has multiple ovaries. The tiny seeds on the outer
surface of a strawberry are actually individual fruits themselves, known as
achenes. However, in culinary terms and everyday language, strawberries are
still referred to as fruits.
G Once, sesame seeds were more valuable than gold.
KR: The claim that sesame seeds were once more valuable than gold is
a *popular anecdote*, but it's difficult to verify its accuracy. While
sesame seeds have been cultivated for thousands of years and have been
valued for their nutritional and culinary properties in various cultures,
it's unlikely that they were ever more valuable than gold on a widespread
or sustained basis.
It's possible that in certain historical contexts or specific regions,
sesame seeds may have been highly valued or traded at premium prices due to
factors such as scarcity, culinary importance, or cultural significance.
However, the idea that they were universally more valuable than gold is
likely an exaggeration or a simplification of their historical importance.
K RAJARAM IRS 4524
On Sat, 4 May 2024 at 08:34, 'gopala krishnan' via Thatha_Patty <
[email protected]> wrote:
> *CULTURAL QA 05-2024-04*
>
> *All the BELOW QA are from Quora digest to me on 04-05-2024.*
>
> * Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers *
>
> *.Compiled **and posted by R. Gopala krishnan, on 04-05-2024*
>
> *Q1 What is the funniest joke you've been told that you still
> think about to this day?*
>
> A1 Håkan Eklund,18h
>
> Bill Clinton and the Pope dies the same day but by some reason the Pope
> ends up in Hell. He complains to the staff and they look in his papers and
> says “Yes, you’re absolutely right, there have been a mix up. But you have
> to wait 24 hours here but don’t worry, no fires or other nasty thing, you
> get a room to wait in.” The Pope is satisfied and waits in his room.
>
> 24 hours later he is taken to two escalators, one going up and one coming
> down. He gets on the one going up. After a while he sees that it is Bill
> Clinton coming down. What do you say to a man you have condemed to etarnity
> in Hell?
>
> When the Pope is in talking range he says to Clinton “You must excuse me
> but the reason I became a priest and eventally the Pope was that I wanted
> to meet Virgin Mary.” Clinton then calmly replies “Well then, my friend,
> you are 24 hours to late.”
>
> *Q2 Do you know a joke about the pope?*
>
> A2 John,8mo
>
> The Pope received a priest from a poor parish in Appalachia. On the Pope’s
> desk was a white phone, next to the regular office phone. The priest asked
> about it. His Holiness explained, “This is my direct line to God.” Judging
> from the look of disbelief on the priest’s face, the Pope picked up the
> handset, put it to his ear, and asked if God would mind talking to the
> priest. Then he handed the set to the priest, who nervously thanked God for
> the conversation. After a few moments, he returned the handset to the Pope,
> who chatted a friendly “good bye” to the Almighty, and hung up the phone.
>
> The priest looked at his watch, and realizing he had over-stayed his
> allotted time, stood to take leave.
>
> “Wait a moment,” said the Pope. Please leave something to help pay for
> the call to God. Heaven is far away, you know…”. The priest dug into his
> pocket for a few lira, and handed them over to the Pope with apologies for
> the small sum —all he could afford. The Pope smiled, the priest backed out
> of the Pope’s office.
>
> A year passed, and the Pope was touring his parishes in the poorer parts
> of America, including the back waters of Appalachia. Remembering the visit
> from the poor priest a year prior, he decided to say Mass at the small
> church, located near the top of a mountain. The congregation was comprised
> mostly of poor farmers and unemployed miners barely able to eek out a
> living. Still, they were generous with what little they had and managed to
> put together a sumptuous luncheon when the Pope arrived. And the church
> itself had a commanding view of the surrounding mountains and valleys, and
> a stretch of the famed New River below.
>
> After Mass, the Holy Father entered the priest’s tattered little office,
> where a crudely carved plaque over the door said “Almost Heaven.” There, he
> noticed a white phone similar to his own, at the edge of the priests desk.
> He pointed to it, and raised an eye brow in question. “Yes,” said the
> priest. “My direct line to God.”
>
> “Impossible!” laughed the Pope. “Only I have such a thing.” The priest
> pointed to the phone and said, “Try it.”
>
> And it quickly became evident that, indeed, God was on the line, and was
> admonishing His Holiness for his arrogance. The Pope apologized and was
> forgiven, telephonically. He hung up, looked at the priest and apologized.
> “I know,” said the Pope, “How expensive those calls are and I know you live
> here in poverty. Whatever the call costs, I will pay ten times the amount
> as penance for my arrogance!”
>
> The priest smiled. “No need, your Holiness; the call cost nothing.”
>
> “How can that be?” gasped the Pope.
>
> Again, the priest smiled. “Local call.”
>
> *Q3 What is a very big problem that Indians are not taking
> seriously?*
>
> A3 Ravi, Exploring Life Fri
>
> Entering in Room.
>
> Me : Nani can you decrease AC temperature?
>
> Nani : Its on 16 degrees.
>
> Me : What? I think we have to Refill the gas.
>
> Nani : Just last month refilling and servicing both happened.
>
> This is the condition of the capital of Bihar. Due to extreme weather
> (44–45 degrees) + deadly heat waves literally 1.5-tone AC also failed to
> work.
>
> What's the big problem here we all neglecting?
>
> AC? No the Rise of Temperature and heat waves that we are facing today.
>
> It was not similar when I travelled a few years back when even cooler was
> more than enough to beat the summer now even AC Struggle to provide comfort.
>
> When I raised the concern about the Rise in temperature to a few of my
> friends they all told me to buy O general AC it will work even if it's 60
> degrees temperature out.
>
> Do think this solution help?
>
> May be in the short term but what will going to happen in the long term
> and how people will survive who can’t afford AC?
>
> Something today we are ignoring or not taking seriously but tomorrow
> neither are we able to face its repercussions nor we have time left to
> react.
>
> My note- Similar condition in Chennai also. Temperature setting to even
> to 24 degree C is not possible in the afternoons. In the night after 10
> PM condition is better.
>
> *Q4 What are some interesting facts about the Wright brothers?*
>
> A4 Utkarsh, Lives in India (2005–present)4y
>
> This is perhaps the greatest irony of historical coincidences. Orville
> Wright one of the 2 brothers who invented the aeroplane was still alive to
> witness his invention used for the destruction the carnage of Hiroshima and
> Nagasaki bombings of 1945. Wilbur passed away in 1912 but his brother lived
> long enough to witness both world wars.
>
> Orville died three years later in 1948. He said in an interview: “We dared
> to hope we had invented something that would bring lasting peace to the
> earth. But we were wrong.. No, I don’t have any regrets about my part in
> the invention of the aeroplane, though no one could deplore more than I do
> the destruction it has caused. I feel about the aeroplane much the same as
> I do in regard to fire. That is, I regret all the terrible damage caused by
> fire but I think it is good for the human race that someone discovered how
> to start fires and that we have learned how to put fire to thousands of
> important uses.”
>
> Profile photo for Tahshin Rose
>
> *Q5 What are some of the most mind-blowing facts?*
>
> A5 Tahshin Rose,student at North South University
> (2021–present)Updated Nov 13
>
> The only animal that enjoys spicy food is a human.
>
> The British heir to the throne had his vintage Aston Martin modified so
> that its primary fuel is wine.
>
> In Mexico, escaping from prison is completely legal.
>
> A watermelon is a fruit; a strawberry is not.
>
> Once, sesame seeds were more valuable than gold.
>
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