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To be a TRUE SCIENTIST One must be : 100 % in OBSERVATION 100 % Logical in Deductions 100 % Testing the Theories 100 % expect Criticism and Explain 100 % Ready to be Responsible for Conclusions ……………………………….. Why Fight Like Animals in a Jungle When you can Mingle & Live Happily as a Society Granting each other Right to exist With Equality and Respect
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The Rose and I I was in a depressed mood; Feeling very much forlorn: All around me seemed so rude- Finding fault with me alone. Then in my garden did I see A lovely rose of early morn- Causing all my sorrows flee: Smiling amidst many a thorn ! My First Poem - Thomas Walker Any Hero or King Lives, Enjoys and dies Some do Good some Evil Loved or hated by masses Many forgotten except those Uplifting whole Society ................................................................... There was a young Lady from Niger Who smiled as she rode on a Tiger; They returned from the ride With the lady inside, And the smile on the face of the Tiger. ....................................................... USA the Most Powerful Nation Must be lead with due Caution Preventing Global Disaster Without Noise and Bluster By any ABC, Trump or Clinton ........................................................... Money is like Honey Which is hoarded by Many But needed as Life Support For Societies of all sort Let us Share it with all Treating them Equal
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I may learn so many But be no slave to any Want to remain rooted In Truth : be surefooted ................................................................................... Birds of ATTRACTIVE FEATHERS FLOCK Together ..................................................................................... WISDOM is like a DAM which Holds Every Information which reaches it but ONLY RELEASES the NECESSARY and NEEDED KNOWLEDGE out
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Sensei : only 7722 will make it ! Which is also double of 3861
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Yes you are to assume that
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Yes the reply has not been given though the fact is Mr. Johnson needed to ask it ! Yes a unique Solution is expected !
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There is a four-digit number ABCD, where A, B, C, D each represents a different digit from 1 to 9. ABCD is divisible by 13, BCDA is divisible by 11, CDAB is divisible by 9, and DABC is divisible by 7. Can you find the original number ABCD ?
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Some children were playing in the Garden. Mr. Johnson asked Mrs. Albert if they were all hers. “No” she replied. “ My children are playing with friends from 3 other Families “. “Our Family happens to be the largest, The Berry Family have a smaller Number of Children, The Charles Family have an even smaller number and the Dickens have the smallest of all”. “How many children altogether ?” asked Mr. Johnson. Mrs. Albert replied , “There are fewer than 18 and the product of the Numbers in the 4 Families happens to be my House number which you already know”. Mr. Johnson asked if there was more than one child in the Dickens Family. Mrs Albert replied. How many children are there in each family ?
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As advised by the Moderator the related Puzzle is posted in a separate topic Plz reply to that Puzzle in the new Thread.
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I think this puzzle needs to be restated by the proposer again so that any ambiguity is removed ! Also I think the Puzzle is that a,b,c,d are all from digits 1 to 9 [no zero] each unique and you can have a > b> c> d ! The question is to find the smallest 4 digit number which will satisfy this as well as the Conditions stated for Jack, John and James ! >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> As an aside please solve this related Puzzle : Some children were playing in the Garden. Mr. Johnson asked Mrs. Albert if they were all hers. “No” she replied. “ My children are playing with friends from 3 other Families “. “Our Family happens to be the largest, The Berry Family have a smaller Number of Children, The Charles Family have an even smaller number and the Dickens have the smallest of all”. “How many children altogether ?” asked Mr. Johnson. Mrs. Albert replied , “There are fewer than 18 and the product of the Numbers in the 4 Families happens to be my House number which you already know”. Mr. Johnson asked if there was more than one child in the Dickens Family. Mrs Albert replied. How many children are there in each family ?
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I thought this was already solved by someone Yes AjkC is absolutely Right ! Well done
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Yes, These are the two combinations ! 9 8 4 984 976 288 378 165 7 5 3 753 852 105 80 216 6 2 1 621 431 12 12 336 2358 2259 405 470 717 3025 9 7 6 976 984 378 288 165 8 5 2 852 753 80 105 216 4 3 1 431 621 12 12 336 2259 2358 470 405 717 3025 You are very good in programming ! I have so far been able to use Excel for these Puzzles with success !
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Hi Sensei, Yes, a good answer ! I got 3025 and if you can better it it will be interesting ! Is there a Combination for a score more than 3025 ? A more involved Puzzle will be : Your Mission is to find the best score for the pattern a b c d e f g h i where a to i stand for one of 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 uniquely ! for example 9 7 5 8 4 3 6 2 1 The Pattern Score is calculated as : = Rows – Columns + Product of Diagonals – Product of Corners + Product of Ribs – Product of Diamond + Sum of Corners + Sum of Squares of Diamonds + Cube of the Center Number Which means in the example pattern the Score is : = 975+843+621 –986–742–531 + 9*4*1+6*4*5–9*5*1*6 +8*4*3+7*4*2– 8*7*3*2 +9+5+1+6+8^2+7^2+3^2+2^2+4^3 = 93 Find the Pattern for getting the HIGHEST SCORE !
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Your Mission is to find the best score for the pattern a b c d e f g h i where a to i stand for one of 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 uniquely ! for example 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 The Pattern Score is calculated as : = Rows–Row Products+Columns–Column Products–Product of Diagonals–Product of Corners–Product of Diamonds Which means in the example pattern the Score is : = 123–6+456–120+789–504+147–28+258–80+369–162–45–105–189–384 =519 Find the Pattern for getting the HIGHEST SCORE !
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New Invention about Bridge Hands Distribution ! In the Card Game of Bridge 13 cards out of 52 are dealt to a Player. They contain Suits Spades, Hearts, Diamonds or Clubs and each suit may have 0 – 13 cards with all Suits adding to 13 cards in the hand ! We tried to evaluate the total number of Combinations possible and found that the number is 560 ! Varying the numbers from 0 – 13 as the left most number of the Combination [say Spades holding] we got following : I give here the summary : number of combinations with the first spot [Spades] having 0,1,2,...,12,13 & the Cumulative total in the last Column ! 0 105 105 1 91 196 2 78 274 3 66 340 4 55 395 5 45 440 6 36 476 7 28 504 8 21 525 9 15 540 10 10 550 11 6 556 12 3 559 13 1 560 Interestingly 560 is a great number which is the Sum of the first 14 Triangular Numbers ! 1+3+6+10+15+21+28+36+45+55+66+78+91+105 = 560 That is : 1 + 1+2 + 1+2+3 + 1+2+3+4 + 1+2+3+4+5 + 1+2+3+4+5+6 + 1+2+4+4+5+6+7 + 1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8 + 1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9 + 1+2+3+4+5++6+7+8+9+10 + 1+2+3+4++5+6+7+8+9+10+11 + 1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9+10+11+12 + 1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9+10+11+12+13 + 1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9+10+11+12+13+14 = 560 What a number ! You can call 560 a DOUBLE TRIANGULAR NUMBER !
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The Solution to this Puzzle is : STARTING And it goes as : S T A R T I N G S T A R I N G S T R I N G S T I N G S I N G S I N I N I ................... There must be other Solutions which need to be found out ! There are two modes Mode 1 : Just like in STARTING every time a letter is removed the remaining letters are in the same order as before Mode 2 : When a letter is removed and the rest of the letters form a word the order can be jumbled up ! For example If T A B L E is the five letter word and one letter is removed It can be T A L E as per Mode 1 and can be L A T E in the Mode 2 Therefore Let us find all POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS !
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Hi Ten OZ I gave more details as I could not have edited out here and there and shortened it without losing the Import the message will carry. I only changed "Gauri Lankesh was murdered in Bengaluru on Tuesday" to "Gauri Lankesh was murdered in Bengaluru" as that Tuesday was an year ago. Also, it will not be easy to grasp and understand the gravity of the Situation for those who are not in India. Imagine if Beef is banned in USA [India being the world's largest exporter] what will you feel ? What I mean is US Govt passes a Law that no one in US can eat Beef ! They have done that in India in most States ! This will give you a little more understanding of what these articles & Arun Shourie's Lecture has brought out. More later TY
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This is a Simple and Straightforward Riddle ! There is an eight letter English word. If we remove one of the letters it becomes a seven letter word. If we remove one more of the letters it becomes a six letter word. If we remove one more of the letters it becomes a five letter word. If we remove one more of the letters it becomes a four letter word. If we remove one more of the letters it becomes a three letter word. If we remove one more of the letters it becomes a two letter word. If we remove one more of the letters it becomes a one letter word. What is this word ? I guess there can be more than one answers !
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Well they are called let's say RATIONALISTS which is perhaps well understood here in the Scientific Community which believes in Nothing but what is proven Scientifically. I give below a part of the list : Critics have raised questions on the safety of writers and journalists against after the killing of senior Kannada journalist Gauri Lankesh in Bengaluru. Lankesh called herself an ‘activist-journalist’ and was an outspoken critic of right-wing Hindutva politics. Lankesh’s death is being counted as the latest in a string of murders of ‘rationalist’ writers, including MM Kalburgi, Govind Pansare and Narendra Dabholkar. Here’s a list of some of the writers and journalists killed in recent years: MM Kalburgi The 77-year-old outspoken rationalist was killed in a manner similar to Lankesh. He fell to the bullets of two unidentified men at his residence in Dharwad, Karnataka in September 2015. The incident sent shock waves across the Kannada literary world and elsewhere in Karnataka. Govind Pansare Leftist leader and a prominent activist and rationalist, Govind Pansare was shot dead by two unidentified persons in February 2014 when he was returning home from his morning walk in Kolhapur. He died in Mumbai on February 20. Sanatan Sanstha activist Samir Gaikwad was arrested in connection with the murder, and later granted bail. Narendra Dabholkar On August 20, 2013, Dabholkar, a prominent anti-superstition crusader, was allegedly gunned down by two bike-borne men during his morning walk in Pune. According to a CBI charge sheet filed in September last year, Akolkar and Pawar, two members of the right-wing organisation Sanatan Sanstha, gunned down the rationalist. In June 2014, the case was handed over to the CBI after the Pune police failed to make any headway. Ranjan Rajdeo Ranjan, a journalist with Hindi daily Hindustan, was shot from close range by assailants on a motorcycle in May last year. He headed the paper’s bureau in Siwan, Bihar and had written extensively on the case involving Shrikant Bharti – an aide of BJP MP Om Prakash Yadav – who was shot dead in 2014. Also the Lynchings going on : Mob lynchings in India: A look at data and the story behind the numbers One of the most stinging descriptions of the dangers of mob violence never to be published (at least by the author in his lifetime) was Mark Twain’s response to a racial lynching in Missouri in 1901. He saw in it the danger of America turning into “The United States of Lyncherdom”. The secular republic of India, more than a century later, appears to be amidst the shadow of a similar fear. A recent report by IndiaSpend, basing itself on the content analysis of news reports, concludes that “In the first six months of 2017, 20 cow-terror attacks were reported–more than 75 per cent of the 2016 figure, which was the worst year for such violence since 2010. The attacks include mob lynching, attacks by vigilantes, murder and attempt to murder, harassment, assault and gang-rape. In two attacks, the victims/survivors were chained, stripped and beaten, while in two others, the victims were hanged.” Another analysis of mob violence and public disorder between January 2011 and June 2017 on Observer Research Analysis, shows that cow-related violence has spiked up dramatically from five per cent of the total incidents (of Lynching or Public Disorder) to over 20 per cent by the end of June 2017. The anguish against this recent mob violence has been palpable among a large section of the citizenry. It has recently led to series of protests and demonstrations (including the “Not In My Name” campaign) in many parts of the country. Everyone condemns mob lynching deaths, so what is the problem? There has already been a spate of opinion pieces in mainstream media over the murder of people by mob lynching in India. A common thread which emerges across the Right and the Left is that vigilantism and mob lynching should have no place in society. Its presence shows an inept law and order situation and prevents society from facing and handling other serious issues of development. However, going beyond the valid concern of law and order, there is also the dimension of a perceived escalation in such mob-violence over the past few years, and its relationship with the rise of the Right-wing in power. It has been eloquently pointed out that this recent spate of mob lynching indicates state indifference and a majoritarian denial of reality, that it is the deliberate persecution of minorities based on hate, an anti-Muslim feeling buoyed by the current Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh-Bharatiya Janata Party dispensation, and that a lynching is a majority’s way of telling a minority population that the law cannot protect it. This rings out loud in the aftermath of legislations passed on cattle trade and the now infamous rise of cow vigilantism in India. There are however certain sections within the media who deny such perception any basis in reality. They point out to the gruesome history of mob violence and massacres in the past, particularly prior to the current central government, to state that lynching is essentially a law and order problem. They argue that there is only a “narrative” within a politically biased mainstream media, which seeks to hold the central BJP government and the RSS responsible and that a consequence of such “selective condemnation and bigotry”, is that it absolves law enforcement and drives away the moderates from the debate. The question, therefore, hinges on looking at the trends of such mob violence and lynchings in India in the recent past. Communal lynchings: A new form of hate crime In the absence of any official data on mob violence and lynching, news content could certainly serve as an important data sources with regard to such crimes. Some insightful characteristics can definitely be discerned by any such content analysis on mob violence. The authors of this piece did an exercise searching specifically for ‘mob lynching’ in ‘India’ on Google news between 2010 and 2017. The exercise is somewhat similar to that by IndiaSpend that uses different key words such as ‘cow vigilantes’, ‘gau rakshaks’, ‘beef’, ‘lynching’, ‘cow slaughter’, ‘cattle thieves’, ‘beef smuggler’ and ‘cattle trader’. The results of the IndiaSpend article have not been duplicated and can be found here separately. The biggest trend that could be observed from our data-set is that of the lynching of individuals by a mob acting as an executor of an extrajudicial punishment. It includes the lynching of individuals who have been accused of petty crimes, individuals accused of murder and rape, and individuals perceived by the mob as deviants. There have also been quite a few instances of mob-violence on the basis of race against African and African-American students and tourists. Apart from the incidents considered in our analysis there are three other prominent issues which merit an independent investigation and have not been included here as the incident count pertaining to them is too large. In addition, cases related to these issues are also often not reported. First are lynching deaths based on witch-hunting. These numbers are shocking in themselves. One report indicate that 2,097 such murders were committed between 2000 and 2012 in at least 12 states. The second type pertains to the historical issue of caste violence against Dalits. Caste atrocities often include lynching but are generally under-reported. The purpose behind these displays of violence in public is of course to intimidate by way of making an example. Curiously, one of the first widely reported instances of mob lynching based on bovine issues in recent times was based on a rumour of cow slaughter in 2002, where five Dalits from Haryana were lynched by a frenzied mob. The third includes lynching incidents which have occurred during riots or have been the instigating cause of riots (for instance in Muzzafarnagar as well as in Kokrajhar). These incidents are part of communal violence and rioting and must be considered separately. There is, then, a clear history of mob violence and lynching in India, reflecting a society with palpable remnants of pre-modern values -- the barbaric caste system being the most glaring example. This above listing of mob violence seen in conjunction with the data released by IndiaSpend (which cover a total of 101 cases), however, shows the creation of an entirely new category of violence -– bovine-related mob lynching deaths. This category has its own characteristics -- the victims are largely Muslims, the proximate causes often based on rumours, built upon the prejudices against a community. It is also revealing that the proportion of this type of lynching among all cases of mob violence has increased in the last three years.
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Hi iNow I wanted to give the link to this Debate about what's going on in the Indian Democracy but then as I inserted the link it got embedded. Basically I want to say that INDIAN DEMOCRACY is almost Doomed & this can be realized only if what is being stated is understood. All the Intellectuals and Right thinking Citizens of India are under attack & either really or vicariously Muted or Eliminated. If anything is not understood because of use of Hindi words etc I can clarify. Of course I understand that the audience may need to know more about some issues before being able to appreciate the topic fully & therefore I can explain them further.
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Unless I give below the link I can not do justice to the topic ! '2019 Election is the Last Chance for Indian Democracy'