CULTURAL QA 05-2024-10

All theBELOW  QA are from  Quora digest to me   on  10-05-2024.

 Quoraanswers need not be 100% correct answers 

.Compiled andposted by R. Gopala krishnan,  on 10-05-2024

Q1         Can you tell a good humour?

A1          Lynda Clarke,19h

An Americanbusinessman had just arrived to the Dublin airport as he was in town 
for animportant meeting. As he was walking through the airport, he stumbled 
across astall. Where an Irishman was selling Irish souvenirs. Amongst the 
variousthings for sale. There was a small skull mounted on a piece of polished 
woodwith a plaque saying “ The skull of St. Patrick “.

The businessmanimmediately ask the Irishman, is this for real ? Pointing at the 
skull.

Aye! Lad, to besure to be sure. And I have the letter of authenticity to prove 
it.

The American was soimpressed he bought the skull immediately.

A few weeks laterthe same businessman was again in Dublin for another meeting 
and again whilstwalking through the airport he came across the same stall of 
Irish souvenirsand the same Irish salesman. As the businessman was looking at 
the varioussouvenirs,he came across a largerskull mounted on a piece of 
polished wood and a plaque saying “ Theskull of St. Patrick”.

The businessman ina rather distraught voice said to the salesman, excuse me? I 
purchased asmaller skull similar to this a few weeks ago with a letter of 
authenticitythat it was the skull of St. Patrick.

The Irishmanlaughed and said,

Aye! Lad. That wasthe skull of St. Patrick when he was a boy.

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Q2         Are elephants afraid of crocodiles?

A2          Abraham Eapen,Computer Sc. teacher,Bible, geo-politics, 
Agriculturist3h

No, they are not

 “Survival of the fittest” dictates that, inthe wild you cannot afford to get 
injured. So wild animals tend to steer clearof each other unless they are very 
hungry or because of llf maternal instinctsor unless it is the mating season.

Q3         Who was Buddha? Is he from India?

A3          ShiKha SiNgh,Former Content Writer3y

Buddha was alsoknown as Siddhartha Gauthama. He was a philosopher, meditator, 
religiousleader, and spiritual teacher.

Buddha was born onthe aristocratic family, and according to Buddhist tradition 
after severalyears of meditation, he understood the mechanism of people, that 
they aretrapped in the cycle of rebirth.

He lived in ancientIndia. He was known as the founder of Buddhism and 
worshipped by the schools toenlightenment to one. He taught to others for 45 
years and built a largefollowing on both monks and lay.

Buddha travelledall over the Ganges plains teaching and building to others and 
making areligious community.

After a fewcenturies of Buddha's death, he was given the title of Buddha, which 
means"Awakened One" or "Enlightened One." His teachings werecompiled by sutta, 
the Buddhist community, and followed by others after that.

"Give, even ifyou only have a little."~BUDDHA.

You can refer thebooks to know more about Buddha.

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Q4         Can you tell about the  wise  action done by a person  to make 
revenue?

A4          Richard Strachan,22h

A man established azoo and made the entrance fee $300 but no one went there. He 
reduced it to $200but still no one came.

He then reduced thefee to 10$ but still people didn't come.

Finally, he made itFREE entrance and soon, the zoo was filled with people. Then 
he quietly lockedthe gate of the zoo, setthe lions free and made the exit fee 
$500 and everyone paid.

My note- I am not able tocontrol my laugh. 

Q5         Which animal displays the mostinteresting gender differences?Q5

A5          Sean Kernan,Updated 4y

I’ve always beenamused by the gender differences with Cattle.

Cows are relativelynon-threatening, typically not aggressive, many willing to 
let you come and petthem.

Bulls - not somuch. Many resemble steroid injected versions, muscled, with 
horns they aren’tafraid to use.

And I don’t faultthem. Their genes charge them with protecting herds of 
relatively defenselesscows.

The dimorphismbetween cows and bulls never seems more on display than in Bull 
Riding, apopular sport in the United States.

It is a relativelysimple sport, if you stay on the bull for 8 seconds you win.

But it is reallytwo sports.There are the riders. And there are the bulls. Each 
set have theirown ranking systems and point allocations given.

Now if you aresomeone who roots for the bull, I have someone for you to meet.

Insert Bushwacker.

As a calf, hisowners noted that he was particularly irritable and aggressive. 
He frequentlywould not cooperate, or try to charge and challenge his 
trainers.They knew theyhad a special bull on their hands though.They continued 
training and raisingthe calf.He eventually emerged into a 775 KG ball of 
muscle, attitude and sheerathleticism.

When he entered thesport of Bullriding, he immediately made a name for himself, 
making quick workof every rider.His attitude, combined with his incredible 
athletic ability,made him a terrifying ride.

But what does itmean to be an athletic bull?

For starters, hewas able to go almost completely vertical with his hind legs 
when bucking.Hehad explosive power. Upon opening the gate, he went from a 
standstill, to anunpredictable twitch and explosion in random directions.

He had the abilityto leap, repeatedly, as if bouncing off the ground, several 
meters straight upinto the air while spinning.’m not sure I’ve seen a cow leave 
the ground likethat.

Bushwacker went ona meteoric run, being featured on ESPN and many other outlets 
as he went on toset the world record for most consecutive buckoffs.

For 42 straightrides he sent a Who’s Who list of champion Bull Riders flying 
off of him likedolls.e is considered the Michael Jordan of Bulls in this sport.

So where is he now?

He is now inretirement. And it is a cozy retirement at that. His chief job is 
to relax inpastures, be comfortable, eat grass and make babies with any of his 
20 cows.Anddespite his warrior past: He’s actually a rather gentle father.

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