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Rekha ji,
Namaskar.
Your thread has three implications:
1. It is to be seen how many citehr members adopt your ideas.
2. Once the methods become successful, you can send the methods to be documented in accidental deaths and suicides of National Crime Records Bureau.
3. If your methods become popular, then average life expectancies will go down.
Right?
Regards
From India, Delhi
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Namaskar.
Your thread has three implications:
1. It is to be seen how many citehr members adopt your ideas.
2. Once the methods become successful, you can send the methods to be documented in accidental deaths and suicides of National Crime Records Bureau.
3. If your methods become popular, then average life expectancies will go down.
Right?
Regards
From India, Delhi
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Hi Rekha,
I appreciate your innovative and nice work, but as Dr. Sahab mentioned, it could also have implications. So, please continue with this good work. It is something we can do without hurting anyone to slow down the enormous growth rate in population.
Vani
From India, Madras
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I appreciate your innovative and nice work, but as Dr. Sahab mentioned, it could also have implications. So, please continue with this good work. It is something we can do without hurting anyone to slow down the enormous growth rate in population.
Vani
From India, Madras
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Hi Rekha,
Really innovative and nice, but as Dr. Sahab says, it could also have implications... so do keep up this good work. It is one thing that we can do without hurting anyone to stop the enormous growth rate in population.
Vani
Vani ji, namaskar.
Probably you are still thinking in terms of "to stop the enormous growth rate in population." Those days have gone. Now the United Nations is worried about the below replacement level of fertility around the world. Japan and North Korea are heading the list in this respect. In India, Kerala heads the list to be followed by Tamil Nadu.
Nature takes care of herself.
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From India, Delhi
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Really innovative and nice, but as Dr. Sahab says, it could also have implications... so do keep up this good work. It is one thing that we can do without hurting anyone to stop the enormous growth rate in population.
Vani
Vani ji, namaskar.
Probably you are still thinking in terms of "to stop the enormous growth rate in population." Those days have gone. Now the United Nations is worried about the below replacement level of fertility around the world. Japan and North Korea are heading the list in this respect. In India, Kerala heads the list to be followed by Tamil Nadu.
Nature takes care of herself.
Regards
From India, Delhi
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Dear Rekha.. This is to goood + humourous.... Dr jogeshwarji ke funde i can’t understand :shock: -scare_crow
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Hi all,
Thank you all for your appreciations!
Hi Scare, yes!! you are right. Dr. Jogeshwarji's teachings are often hard to understand, but seriously, his way of asking questions or expressing opinions often leads to valuable insights or informative news, don't you think?
Take care, Rekha
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Thank you all for your appreciations!
Hi Scare, yes!! you are right. Dr. Jogeshwarji's teachings are often hard to understand, but seriously, his way of asking questions or expressing opinions often leads to valuable insights or informative news, don't you think?
Take care, Rekha
From India, Delhi
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Rekha, Just to add to the end of your last sentence: ............... and infinite possiblities! Bala
From India, Madras
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Dear Jogeshwarji,
You misunderstood me, perhaps in a different way. Anyways, I never meant that. So, according to me, we accept you for who you are. There is no room for any suggestions. That's it.
Rekha
From India, Delhi
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You misunderstood me, perhaps in a different way. Anyways, I never meant that. So, according to me, we accept you for who you are. There is no room for any suggestions. That's it.
Rekha
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Namaskar Deepali ji,
Your post is of the best humor. Let me add to it.
1. In the university of my study, a science talent scholar studied a wide range of books on suicide to decide the best method. He decided it was by hanging. What he did was he heaped up all the books on suicide below the fan point and hanged himself.
2. At one stage, the Supreme Court had stayed death sentences to decide the least painful method of killing. After all considerations, it decided that hanging is the least painful method of killing.
But even though I have no possessive relation with you in any manner whatsoever, I do not like to lose you.
Regards,
Regards
From India, Delhi
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Your post is of the best humor. Let me add to it.
1. In the university of my study, a science talent scholar studied a wide range of books on suicide to decide the best method. He decided it was by hanging. What he did was he heaped up all the books on suicide below the fan point and hanged himself.
2. At one stage, the Supreme Court had stayed death sentences to decide the least painful method of killing. After all considerations, it decided that hanging is the least painful method of killing.
But even though I have no possessive relation with you in any manner whatsoever, I do not like to lose you.
Regards,
Regards
From India, Delhi
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