Thursday, February 5, 2026

Random thoughts 3381 to 3395.

3381. If you start doubting someone, you will never develop confidence. If you develop confidence, you will never doubt.


3382. If the father is intelligent, the children will not listen to him. If the children are intelligent, the father will not listen to them.


3383. Smartphone users read news (54.3%), social media (44.4%), texting 40%, gaming 30% and videos 25% in the toilet.


3384. In a rare case, doctors at Indira Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences (IGIMS), Patna, extracted a tooth growing in a man's eye.


3385. Common daily habits that harm kidney health include excess salt intake, drinking too much water, and overusing painkillers.


3386. People always enjoy Hugging and kissing their spouse but they should take steps to cure bad odour from the mouth and body.


3387. Day by day we are all nearing our last day. Before that we should know how to live happily and also how to make others happy.


3388. Hyper-parenting is a pattern where parents over-schedule, over-monitor, and often over-direct their child's life.


3389. Water can burn you to death. Water can freeze you to death. Water can drown you to death. Even then you need it to survive.


3390. Guava is a daily super-fruit for better health with twice the vitamin C of citrus and bioactive compounds like lycopene.


3391. The two advantages of getting married.1. You will not like to live for long. 2. You will feel that you have lived enough in a few days.


3392. Tree Man Syndrome, is a rare disorder. It causes wart-like lesions or scaly patches on the face, neck, hands, arms, legs, feet, and trunk.


3393. To afford iPhone 17 Pro (256GB) Indians have to work 160 days, people in Luxembourg and Switzerland for 3 days. In US, Belgium, Denmark, Netherlands and Norway, people need to work for four days.


3394. Newborns umbilical cord stem cells, which can treat over 80 serious diseases, including cancers and blood disorders.


3395. Fundamental Rights took roots to the Magna Carta (1215), the American Bill of Rights (1791), and India's own Swaraj Bill (1895).