CULTURAL QA 05202415 Q1 What are some good jokes about religion?
KR Funny you should say that? Is Christianity superior to Judaism a joke? And also, a good joke? How about reverse or who is better among you 3? That can also be a joke. Taste of course differs but not below mark. Q2 After the sudden death of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, why did Nehru issue an order to the Congress Party MPs that no one would attend Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel's funeral and why did Nehru hate Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel so much? KR: My advice: “Don’t get influenced by these fake messages which you receive every morning on your Whats App number. These are evil designs …” Q3 How do you get rid of bad breath even when I tongue scrape, have no cavities, and have good hygiene? KR Yes G is true to some extent but the truth is the kid telling “shirt has come small”; he has become taller not the shirt. So, plastics of teeth or special skin inside the mouth do not smell. But the body inherently springs the smell a bad odour when we are not clean due to habits or maintaining our diseases. Foul-smelling breath, also known as halitosis, can be caused by a variety of factors. Some common reasons include: Poor Oral Hygiene: The most common cause of bad breath is poor oral hygiene. Bacteria in the mouth can break down food particles and produce foul-smelling gases, leading to bad breath. Brushing and flossing regularly, as well as cleaning the tongue, can help reduce bacteria and improve breath odour. I do not know what doctor meany by “inside” while attending to teeth” root? Opening the teeth-one/ and will smell the whole assembly if all the 32 etc? NO SIR Who allowed the bacteria so bad not the teeth. Dental Issues: Dental problems such as gum disease, tooth decay, or oral infections can also contribute to bad breath. These conditions can create pockets of bacteria in the mouth, which produce unpleasant odours. Regular dental check-ups and treatment of any underlying dental issues are important for maintaining fresh breath. WHO CAUSED THESE? Dry Mouth: Saliva helps to wash away food particles and bacteria in the mouth. A dry mouth, which can be caused by factors such as dehydration, certain medications, or mouth breathing, can lead to bad breath because there is less saliva to cleanse the mouth. Diabetic and wrong foods. Who caused all the unkempt orders? Smoking and Tobacco Use: Tobacco products can cause bad breath due to the chemicals and particles they contain. Smoking also dries out the mouth and increases the risk of gum disease, both of which contribute to bad breath. Again whose work was that? Diet: Certain foods and drinks, such as onions, garlic, coffee, and alcohol, can leave lingering odours in the mouth. These odours can persist until the food is fully digested and eliminated from the body. WHO WAS RESPONSIBLE? Underlying Health Conditions: In some cases, persistent bad breath may be a symptom of an underlying health condition such as respiratory infections, sinusitis, acid reflux, diabetes, or liver or kidney problems. EVEN IF ONE DOES NOT GO TO MOTION BAD ODEOUR WILL BE EFFECTIVE These conditions can affect the body's natural processes and lead to changes in breath odour. Poor Digestion: Digestive issues such as indigestion, acid reflux, or constipation may cause bad breath. Digestive problems can result in the release of foul-smelling gases in the digestive tract, which may contribute to bad breath. Q4 What are some weird marital dispute stories in India? Sources:- UP man forgets to buy ‘Kurkure’ munchies for wife, she leaves him 2538953 - Divorce over Kurkure: UP woman seeks separation after husband forgets to bring packet of snacks 11715679144317 KR It is from MINT; and it is a commercial site for advt and not news media true. It was released only on 14 5 24 yesterday. Can anyone file a divorce on KURKURE? Can the case be filed direct to court? Will any advocate file charges be compiling the projection of the law.? What law points and subject under which Kurkure will be pulled in? So, divorce case even if mutual must have a valid ground to file before the court. Here it is an advt. Harassment clause atleast must fit. Snoring is harassment, as held by some. And recently I saw a film on OTT on kurattai theme of woman as complained by a man G V Prakash and Ms Rajesh Q5 What are some of the most mind-blowing facts? 1.Black eye colour doesn't exist. People instead have very dark brown eyes that are almost indistinguishable from the pupil. More than 45% of people in the world have brown eyes. KR Absolutely erroneous. Opening fact itself is a lie. The reason for this rarity lies in the genetic makeup of eye color. Eye color is determined by the amount and distribution of melanin in the iris. Melanin is a pigment that also determines skin and hair color. Most people have some level of melanin in their irises, which contributes to the colors commonly seen, such as brown, blue, green, and hazel and black. True black eyes occur when there is an exceptionally high concentration of melanin in the iris, to the extent that it appears black. This can sometimes be seen in individuals with very dark brown eyes that appear almost black, particularly in certain ethnicities. However, irises that are truly and uniformly black are extremely rare. This is a fact but not “there is no black eye as roses or tiger etc written and got back yesterday. While it's true that dark brown eyes are more common among people of Indian descent compared to populations in Europe, it's not accurate to say that Indian men and women generally have only black eyes. Eye color, like other physical traits, is determined by genetics, and there is a range of eye colors within any population. In India, the predominant eye color is dark brown, which may sometimes appear almost black, especially in individuals with high melanin levels in their irises. However, lighter shades of brown, hazel, and even green or blue eyes can also be found in Indian populations, albeit less frequently. It's essential to recognize that eye color, like other physical characteristics, varies widely among individuals within any population group. Factors such as genetic inheritance, environmental influences, and gene mutations can all contribute to the diversity of eye colors observed in different populations, including those of Indian descent. I can provide a general overview of the variety of eye colors commonly observed in different regions: Brown: Brown eyes are the most common eye color worldwide and can be found in populations across all continents. The shade of brown can vary from light to dark. Blue: Blue eyes are more prevalent in populations of European descent, particularly in Northern and Eastern Europe. However, they can also be found in some individuals in other parts of the world due to genetic variation and migration. Green: Green eyes are relatively rare and are more commonly found in populations of European descent, especially in countries like Ireland and Scotland. They can also occur in individuals of mixed ancestry or in populations with genetic diversity. Hazel: Hazel eyes are a combination of brown and green pigments and can vary widely in appearance. They are often found in populations with diverse genetic backgrounds and can occur in individuals of various ethnicities. Gray: Gray eyes are uncommon and may appear as a lighter shade of blue or green. They are more prevalent in populations of European descent but can also be found in other regions. Amber: Amber eyes are a rare eye color characterized by a golden or coppery hue. They are more commonly found in populations with high melanin levels, such as some indigenous populations in Asia, Africa, and the Americas. Black: True black eyes, where the iris appears uniformly black without any differentiation in color or pattern, are extremely rare and may occur in individuals with very high melanin levels in their irises. Black is black and I can sing that song also Hear in You tube. Thank you 2. Over 3.3 billion people around the world depend on the ocean for their primary source of food. KR Not exactly true; approximately 3.3 billion people worldwide rely on seafood as a primary source of protein in their diets. Seafood provides essential nutrients and is an important part of the diet for many coastal communities and populations around the world, particularly in regions where fishing is a significant economic activity.Seafood consumption varies widely across different countries and cultures, with some regions having a much higher dependence on seafood than others. Coastal communities, island nations, and countries with large fishing industries tend to have higher rates of seafood consumption. It’s worth noting that while seafood can be a valuable source of protein and nutrients, overfishing and unsustainable fishing practices have raised concerns about the long-term availability and health of marine ecosystems. Sustainable management of fisheries is essential to ensure that seafood remains a reliable food source for future generations. FOOD IS A HABIT CLOSER TO THEIR REGION; BENGAL BRAHMINS TAKE TO FISH BECAUSE OF GANGA REGION AND BY GENERATION HABITS. And now around 8 B population, < 50% alone depends on sea food of the earth, whereas Oceans cover about 97% of the Earth's water surface, occupying approximately 71% of the Earth's total surface area. 3. The Himalayas are the second largest non-polar glaciers and India's largest glacier. KR Mere jargon; polar arctic and Antarctic; non polar iks only Himalaya number one: Karakoram Range Glaciers, Asia: The Karakoram Range, located in the Himalayas and extending across parts of Pakistan, India, and China, is home to some of the largest non-polar glaciers in the world. Glaciers such as the Siachen Glacier, Baltoro Glacier, and Biafo Glacier are significant contributors to river systems like the Indus River and play a crucial role in regional water resources. Patagonian Ice Field, South America: The Patagonian Ice Field, located in southern Chile and Argentina, is one of the largest expanses of ice outside of the polar regions. It covers an area of approximately 16,800 square kilometers (6,500 square miles) and contains numerous glaciers, including the Upsala Glacier, Perito Moreno Glacier, and Viedma Glacier. The ice field is a UNESCO World Heritage site and is a major tourist attraction. Columbia Icefield, North America: The Columbia Icefield is located in the Canadian Rockies of Alberta and British Columbia, Canada. It covers an area of approximately 325 square kilometers (125 square miles) and feeds several major glaciers, including the Athabasca Glacier and the Saskatchewan Glacier. The Columbia Icefield is one of the largest icefields in North America and is a popular tourist destination. Glaciers of the Southern Alps, New Zealand: The Southern Alps of New Zealand's South Island are home to numerous glaciers, including the Tasman Glacier, Franz Josef Glacier, and Fox Glacier. These glaciers are among the largest in the Southern Hemisphere outside of Antarctica and provide spectacular landscapes for outdoor enthusiasts and tourists. These non-polar glaciers play important roles in regional water resources, tourism, and as indicators of climate change. They are also valuable sources of freshwater and contribute to the flow of rivers and streams in their respective regions. Piling of ice is called a glacier. 5. Ashwagandha has the ability to decrease stress and anxiety levels. It can also be used to treat rheumatism and insomnia. KR Erroneous. Ayurvedham knows it better as the Vedic roots here . An interesting fact about ashwagandha is that the Sanskrit word ashwagandha translates to “the smell of a horse,” referring to its ability to bring you the strength and stamina of a horse, while nourishing the reproductive and nervous systems. HIMALAYAN DRUG CO makes excellent family-oriented products in India following Ayurvedham. STRESS meant is Mind body dosha and not stress normally we mean; also, when nervous system is down this will not help. It stirs up the nerve when a married man feels otherwise. Doctors had never prescribed this for any stress or neuropathy cases. 8. The Sun releases charged particles, and when the ions of the solar wind collide with atoms of oxygen and nitrogen from Earth's atmosphere, an Aurora is formed. KR Yes But here in Dallas we are seeing Norway aurora lights of colour every day almost in the night sky for about 2 hrs and is also visible around New York. 9. Wearing a red dress makes women more physically and sexually attractive; it's called the “Red Dress Effect." KR NO beauty and dress attraction depends on your eyes tastes according to the minds. Red is jarring to so many . I like sky blue only KR IRS 15524 On Wed, 15 May 2024 at 09:23, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 < [email protected]> wrote: > *CULTURAL QA 05-2024-15* > > *All the BELOW QA are from Quora digest to me on 15-05-2024.* > > * Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers * > > *.Compiled **and posted by R. Gopala krishnan, on 15-05-2024* > > Q1 What are some good jokes about religion? > > A2 Peter Long, Studied science and maths to degree standard. > Worked in IT for 30 years.7y > > A Jewish guy sends his son to Israel to get in touch with his religious > roots and gain a deeper appreciation of Judaism. A year later the son > returns and informs his shocked father that he has converted to > Christianity. > > Distraught, the father visits his friend and tells him what has happened. > The friend replies: "Funny you should say that. I sent my son to Israel and > he came back a Christian too." > > The two friends decide to ask their Rabbi about this. "Funny you should > say that", starts the Rabbi, "The exact same thing happened when I sent my > son there too. I think we need to ask God what to do about this". > > So the 3 men go to the temple and pray hard to God, telling him what has > happened and asking for his divine guidance. Suddenly, from above, a voice > booms out "Funny you should say that!". > > Q2 After the sudden death of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, why > did Nehru issue an order to the Congress Party MPs that no one would attend > Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel's funeral and why did Nehru hate Sardar > Vallabhbhai Patel so much? > > A2 Anil Roongta, Former Member at Consumer Court Mon > > This is what Nehru said when he heard about the death of Patel in Mumbai. > “We shall remember him as a friend and a colleague and a comrade above all, > and I who have sat here on this bench side by side with him for these > several years will feel rather forlorn and a certain emptiness will steal > upon me when I look at this empty bench.” > > Many attempts have been made by vested interests to falsely project Sardar > Patel and Nehru as rivals for power & position. However, historical > records testify to their deep respect for each other. > > That’s how Nehru informed the parliament about patel’s passing away, > > “I have to convey to you, Sir, and to the House mournful news. A little > over an hour ago, at nine thirty-seven this morning, the Deputy Prime > Minister, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, passed away in Bombay city. Three days > ago, many of us saw him off at the Willingdon airfield and we hoped that > his stay in Bombay would enable him to get back his health which had been > so grievously shattered by hard work and continuous worry. For a day or two > he seemed to improve, but at last early this morning he had a relapse and > the story of his great life ended. > > It’s a great story, as all of us know, as the whole country knows, and > history will record it in many pages and call him the builder and > consolidator of the new India and will say many things about him. But > perhaps to many of us here he will be remembered as a great captain of our > forces in the struggle for freedom and as one who gave us sound advice in > times of troubles as well as in moments of victory, as a friend and > colleague on whom one could invariably rely, as a tower of strength which > revived wavering hearts when we were in trouble > > I can say little more on this occasion. My colleague Mr Rajagopalachari, > and I are going almost immediately to pay our last tribute and homage to > him in Bombay. I understand that the President has also decided to go to > Bombay immediately, and the Speaker, Sir, went early this morning….” > > *Don’t get influenced by these fake messages* which you receive every > morning on your Whats App number. These are evil designs to villify Nehru. > > Q3 How do you get rid of bad breath even when I tongue > scrape, have no cavities, and have good hygiene? > > A3 Himalaya Oral Care, Providing oral care solutions with the > goodness of herbs. Apr 11 > > Bad Breath can be caused by several reasons, but one of the often missed > root causes is gum bacteria. An accumulation of gum bacteria in the mouth > due to lack of adequate gum care leads to stubborn bad breath. > > This cannot be treated with temporary measures like mouth freshener, > chewing gum, or using gel toothpaste. The only effective way to fight bad > breath is to ensure proper gum hygiene. Follow these steps: switch to a gum > specialist toothpaste like Himalaya Ayurveda Gum Care Toothpaste, remember > to brush along the gum line, and floss daily to ensure no food gets stuck > in between gums. > > My note- Mostly others will feel bad odour of mouth, but hesitate to say. > No way recommending Himalaya products. > > I recollect an incident when I went for root canal with my dentist about > 2 years back. *I brushed two times, cleaned tongue, before going to > dentist*. When he started piercing the centre of tooth with his machine, > I felt bad odour. I asked the doctor the reason for it, telling about > my brushing and tongue cleaning. With a laugh he said- You cleaned well > outside the teeth. Not inside. In fact foul smell is very smell now. With > many it may be much more! > > Q4 What are some weird marital dispute stories in India? > > A4 Rupinder Singh, lives in India22h > > In Agra, a recently married woman returned to her parents and sought > divorce for the reason that her husband forgot to bring a packet of Kurkure > worth Rs. 5 for her! > > The couple, married just last year, reached a police station for an > extremely silly reason. > > About a month and a half ago, the wife argued with the husband and went > back to her parents’ home. Recently, both went to the police separately. > > The husband claimed she was addicted to snacks and demanded it every day. > The addiction had led to multiple arguments in the recent past. The day he > forgot to bring snacks, she argued with him and left his house. > > A sad thing here is that the wife claimed physical abuse was the reason > for leaving, which doesn’t seem to be the case as per the reports. > > The police sent the couple to a family counsellor. The counsellor learned > that the wife was addicted to Kurkure snacks, and the husband used to bring > a packet every day on his way back from the office. > > They will be further counselled in an attempt to reconcile. > > Sources:- UP man forgets to buy ‘Kurkure’ munchies for wife, she leaves > him 2538953 > > - Divorce over Kurkure: UP woman seeks separation after husband forgets to > bring packet of snacks 11715679144317 > > Q5 What are some of the most mind-blowing facts? > > A5 Siddharth Xyz, Lives in India (2002–present)Feb 15 > > 1.Black eye colour doesn't exist. People instead have very dark brown eyes > that are almost indistinguishable from the pupil. More than 45% of people > in the world have brown eyes. > > 2. Over 3.3 billion people around the world depend on the ocean for their > primary source of food. > > 3. The Himalayas are the second largest non-polar glaciers and India's > largest glacier. > > 4. Saudi Arabia is the largest country in the world without rivers. > > 5. Ashwagandha has the ability to decrease stress and anxiety levels. It > can also be used to treat rheumatism and insomnia. > > 6. Srinivasa Ramanujan was a self-taught mathematical genius who > independently compiled 3900 results, mostly identities and equations. > > 7. Children's Day (India) 14th februvary comes exactly 9 months after > Valentine's Day14th November. > > 8. The Sun releases charged particles, and when the ions of the solar wind > collide with atoms of oxygen and nitrogen from Earth's atmosphere, an > Aurora is formed. > > 9. 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