Pranam Not the word Race; as it is there will always be discriminations in comparison whosoever has the 6th sense. There is no equality among humans as there will always be one above the other. Equality shall be trained in mind and practiced where that person had to renounce many things in life. If Race is abolished, there may be discrimination of heights (say). So minds always find excuses to appease their ego. Or else why would one bother about taxmen, former present IRS etc?. It is the appease the mind born in nature. If a lady in the office gets promoted, what do men comment ?; everybody knows; and why?. Appeasement of the jealousy and controlling the mind explaining to self that what could not have been achieved is equated with the commentaries. Manslaughtering is not an offence in India. Lack of knowledge induces desperate stands and standards. KR IRS 20222
On Sun, 20 Feb 2022 at 07:34, 'gopala krishnan' via Thatha_Patty < [email protected]> wrote: > *CULTURAL QA 02-2022-20* > > *BEING A COMPILATION THERE MAY BE ERRORS* > > *Q1 What is Stabilizer Free Plus in LG Air Conditioners?* > > *A1 LG India, Join the band of Good Life. Wed* > > *A compressor is the most important component of an air conditioner, an > enhanced range of stabilizer free operation prevents voltage fluctuation, > causing it damage. Stabilizer free Plus protects the vital components of LG > Air Conditioners from power fluctuations.* > > *My note- Probably the person may be mentioning** built in stabilizer. > But one more stabilizer outside is preferred more.* > > *Q2 What is your favorite tier 2 city?* > > *A2 Subramaniam Duraisamy IT Analyst Tue* > > *Thanks for A2A Sai Dileep.My favorite Tier-2 city is Tiruchy.* > > *Its the core of ancient Tamil civilizations and has lots of history in > and around it. My family [especially my mother] has an ancient connection > with the Delta regions of Tamil Nadu- my mother did her schooling and > college here, so did my cousin who did his UG from REC.* > > *I was invited by REC and BIM to present symposiums in their tech fests. > For a guy who is from a lower tier engineering college, this was an honour* > > *Tiruchy is also a highly religious place littered with temples. > Srirangam- one of the favorite Divya Desams is also close by. My favorite > spot in Tiruchy..:)* > > *Q3 Do all electric appliances have thermal fuses?* > > *A3 Chris Woolf Answered 20h ago* > > *By no means all do,** although they are more common than many people > think. In general designers include thermal fuses or thermal switches in > anything that might get hot through excessive, but predictable use.* > > *Typical examples are vacuum cleaner motors. If** filters get blocked, or > if domestic versions are used for longer than expected, then the motors can > get very hot. A thermal switch will allow them to recover and live another > day. Many water heaters and pressing irons have over-temperature switches > or fuses to prevent disaster.* > > *The choice of fuse or switch - the latter can be auto or manual reset - > depends on many things. The** manufacturer may feel that repair is > economically pointless, and provide a one-time fuse to kill it after a > major thermal “event”. They may also chose such a fuse if they prefer the > idea of a technician checking over a device that has got too hot. However a > resettable thermal switch is more sensible for a vacuum cleaner motor that > could just do with a short rest.* > > *Q4 How does a cat see at night?* > > *A4 Ken Saladin Former professor of animal behaviour 12m* > > *Cats have poor color vision but better night vision than humans**. The > latter is due to a mirrorlike reflective layer (tapetum lucidum) behind the > retina that gives light a second chance to pass through the retina and be > absorbed by receptor cells. This is also what produces the “eye shine” of > nocturnal animals seen when a light is shone on them, like car headlights.* > > *The first pair of photos below is a simulation of human versus cat night > vision. The second pair is a simulation of their day vision.[1] Not only is > the nocturnal scene brighter for the cat (because their pupils can open > more widely and admit more light than a human’s), but it also shows two > other distinctive qualities: (1) greater resolution, because cats have a > higher density of rod cells; (2) wider peripheral vision. Note the black > bars on the ends indicating the lesser peripheral vision of humans.* > > *Color vision, human and cat. Note that cats have some color vision, but > not the full spectrum of trichromatic vision than humans do.[2]* > > *Eye shine—light reflected from the tapetum lucidum.[3]* > > *The tapetum lucidum in a dissected eye.[4] This is cow eye, but except > for size, it looks about the same in a cat (and in the sheep eyes I had so > many students dissect).Pictures not added.* > > *The beige mass at the bottom is the retina, peeled back to expose the > tapetum. Normally the retina would be as clear as a sheet of cellophane (or > clearer), but in preserved eyes the fixative (such as formalin) turns it > cloudy so it has to be peeled away to see the tapetum better.* > > *Q5 Can a government employee selected through the SSC CGL > afford his own car ranges between 15-20 lakhs?* > > *A5 Vivek Sharma CGST Inspector, 2014 batch Feb 6* > > *I am writing an answer after a long time. Thanks for asking this > question. Whether you can afford a car or not in this range?* > > *Ans: Yes. You can buy the car by financing the car. A car worth 16 lakhs > would result in your monthly EMI of around 32000** and some cash down > payment, which you can manage from your own source or your declared source > (family or relatives). If you are selected in Group-B post, your salary > should be around 55–60k. Therefore 70% of your salary would go in the emi.* > > *2. Whether one should buy a car by spending 70% of the salary every month > for next 10–12 years?* > > *Ans: A big No. Because car is a depreciating asset.** Its value will > depreciate by 8–10% every year. Once your loan will be over, you will end > up paying more than 22–25 lakhs to the bank and value of your car will be > hardly 2–2.5 lakhs.* > > *Rather i would suggest you to buy a second hand car in the range of 4–5 > lakhs. And buy a flat or a house or land. It will give you benefit in > Income tax also and its value shall increase over a period of time.* > > *Please note: As per CCS rules, when u join a government job, you need to > declare your assets/bank balance(do declare if its a decent** > amount)/loan(if any)/debt/money you gave it to anyone* > > *Q6 Do Swedish towns and cities use salt on their roads in the > winter?* > > *A6 Chris Ebbert Lives in Sweden Tue* > > *Yes, unfortunately, road salt is being used here.* > > *Not all the time, and not everywhere, because we locals are actually ok > with our studded winter tires and wouldn’t really need the salt. But there > are trucks coming up from Europe which don’t have studs, and it’s mostly > for their sake the roads get salted.* > > *At least where I live.* > > *We sometimes see trucks like that stuck on inclines that seem almost non > existent as early as September and as late as June. I honestly don’t > understand how they can be allowed up here that way.* > > *Well, anyway, that’s why we put out salt here and there, although there > are plenty of initiatives against it.* > > *The desired alternative is a proper layer of powder snow to drive on, > like this:* > > *It’s dry and grainy and just blows away. Perfectly good to drive on.* > > *In the cities, the roundabouts can be problematic, because the slow > moving cars are thawing the snow there, which then freezes over as an ice > layer. So the city services bring out salt there at times, too.* > > *Q7 Why doesn't the Earth go very cold during night time, when > there is no Sun's light and heat like some parts of the Moon? I think this > is because Earth also gets heat from its core. Isn't it?* > > *A7 Technological Ideas Stefan Hensel Feb 11* > > *Air stores heat**. Land stores more heat. Water (rivers, lakes, oceans) > store heat even better and release it during the night (and also during > winter). Add buildings, streets and plants to that (nights in the city are > usually a few grades warmer than in the countryside). If heat from the > earth's core played a significant role in that, the floor would literally > be lava.* > > *And by the way, in the desert you might have 40 **⁰**C in the afternoon > and **–**10 **⁰**C before dawn**, which amounts to 50 **⁰**C (122 F) > difference. That's pretty impressive, don't you think?* > > *Q8 Why do so many people care about race when it really > doesn't matter?* > > *A8 Claire Jordan Degree in biology and folklore; programmer, > shop owner, secretary on newspaper Updated 13h* > > *Humans are primates and primates don’t normally live in groups of more > than 200, maximum. When we** find ourselves living in big crowds we start > to make our own smaller groups to belong to - clubs and marching bands and > churches and whatever. Ethinicity is an easy, visible way of identifying > “my people” out of a confusing crowd.* > > *In addition, the US in particular has an especial problem with > associating ethnicity with skin colour and making a huge deal of it. Here > in the UK people engaged in the slave trade because African slaves were > poor and foreign and available and they *could*, but all we needed to say > to get out of that was “The protections of the law should extend to > foreigners and poor people”. But the US made it an item of faith that “all > men are created equal” and entiled to liberty and the pursuit of happiness, > and then wanted to keep Africans as slaves, so it built up a whole > philosophical reason to claim that black people weren’t really human. It’s > much harder to get out of that attitude and say “We just made that shit > up”.* > > *Something similar happened in the sort of colonial country where European > settlers moved in en masse, as they did in South Africa and Australia (as > opposed to, say, India where it was more that they took over the top levels > of existing local governments). It was easier to justify taking the > previous inhabitants’ land if you could tell yourself they were just a sort > of clever wildlife.* > > *Q9 Why does a person want to live in the mountains and leave > city life?* > > *A9 Naveen Subramanian Lived in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India Wed* > > *That’s fantasy - a beautiful dream - but the reality is different. Ask > any realtor in India, and this is what people demand* > > *Is the site within a 1km radius of a super specialty hospital.Is the site > within a 2 km radius from the metro* > > *Is the site walkable distance from a nearby auto stand, bus stand. Is the > site surrounded by apartments, easy to commute* > > *Is there an international convent/reputed school within a 2 km radius. Is > there a pharmacy, restaurant, supermarket within a 1 km radius* > > *Is there a bank/ atm within a 1 km radius. How safe is the > neighborhood, is it safe for women and pets* > > *I have asthma, can I get a pollution-free flat on the 18th floor* > > *Q10 Do you reuse washcloths multiple times before washing them?* > > *A10 Gopala Krishnan , former Assistant General Manager 1996-2004 > at Department of Telecom (1966-2004)Answered just now* > > *During my career period, I used to wear daily one set of dress. After > retirement, nowadays less travel, lesser period of wear, I use same dress, > sometimes three times. Difficulty of washing and ironing is the main reason > for repeated use.* > > *2ND ANSWER- Robert Goodman, lives in Andover, NJ (2016-present)Answered > 11h ago* > > *I do. As far as I can tell, it’s getting a more thorough** cleaning > there in the shower than it would in the washing machine. It’d be hard to > soap up a washcloth without scrubbing it the way one might to wash it by > hand, and it’s getting a much stronger soaping and rinsing than it would in > the machine.* > > *3RD ANSWER- Kevin Mcelroy Answered 15h ago* > > *No, i only use a wash cloth once**. Why on earth would someone want to > use a dirty rag again.* > > *Q11 What was the most important discovery made at the bottom of > the ocean?* > > *A11 Steven Haddock Lives in Toronto, ON (1959–present)Feb 2* > > *Thermal vents* > > *It was believed that deep in the ocean where sunlight didn’t penetrate > was pretty much a dead zone.* > > *Not only did complex biological systems around thermal vents (which are > much hotter than boiling water at the surface due to the pressure raising > the boiling point) show that the deep ocean was** teeming with life, it > changed the entire science of biology by putting forward that the > possibility that life on this planet didn’t start due to lightning in the > early atmosphere, but with the creation of complex amino acids by these > thermals in the deep ocean. In other words, the organisms around these > vents didn’t evolve from surface creatures who fell down, we may have > evolved from thermal vent creatures who rose up.* > > *As it turns out, they looked at the first experiment showing amino acids > being formed by the early atmosphere and electricity. The same scientist > tried to do the same thing with thermals in a deep ocean environment, but > found no amino acids so came to the conclusion that this couldn’t be the > source of life. However, he saved his samples and analysis using more > sensitive equipment showed that these experiments also created amino acids, > just in very much smaller quantities* > > *Q12 Which soil has the least water holding capacity?* > > *A12 Rajesh Joshi , Blogger/InfluencerAnswered 29m ago* > > *Sand has the lowest water holding capacity** because they have coarse > particles that leave a huge gap between the particles. Thus, a large amount > of water and nutrients easily escape from the soil and cannot be retained > within the sand.* > > *All the above QA are from Quora website on 19-02- 2022. **Quora > answers need not be 100% correct answers * > > *Compiled **and posted by R. Gopala krishnan on 20-02-2022* > > > > -- > 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]. > To view this discussion on the web visit > https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/thatha_patty/1185710694.166924.1645322674755%40mail.yahoo.com > <https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/thatha_patty/1185710694.166924.1645322674755%40mail.yahoo.com?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer> > . > -- 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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