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I'm about to discuss something different than I usually do. Though the usual stuff is also bizarre, but that's just a happy coincidence. What will be the best way to stop a car safely and quickly, if you are at a high speed and it suddenly becomes a matter of life and death? Let's suppose you are driving at a speed of 60kmph and suddenly something(or someone) comes in front of you. Assuming you don't have a vehicle with power breaks, what shall be the sequence of events to slow down the car, possibly make it come to a halt? Normally people have a reflex of pulling clutch first, putting off the leg from the throttle and then applying the break. That's decent choice to do but that's only if the vehicle is in controllable speeds, i.e. near 40kmph. What will you do if your speed is too much and you are to stop? Think. It a matter of life. What can you possibly do to make sure everyone is safe. Think. Think. Let me give you a hint. It's just a chan

Few generation before land used to be synonymous with power. The more the land a person possessed, the more powerful he was.  Because the land could be put to many uses. Agriculture, shelter, and what not! And those were the days of barter system. People would rent their lands for various uses. But times have changed since then. Times have changed. Education has changed it. The flow of knowledge today has never been like this in the past. It has shaped the world around us. The key to success and enlightenment in theses days is education. There has been enormous growth and development due to it. It has provided mankind with various occupations and a whole new lifestyle. Humankind has more comfort and a better understanding of things. This is a different Era. But even in times like this, there are many for whom education is an unaffordable luxury. The world's poor. They don't have enough money to get into proper institutions. And it's not their fault. Education has been c

An end beautifully portrayed: I saw you today. You were on the other side of the road, all smiles, and holding hands, about to enter a cafe. And I felt the crowd around me scrutinizing my every move. You might have seen me, or perhaps you didn't, but you turned around and I saw how beautiful you have grown over the years. You were no more a girl, but a lady; and the red blush of your cheeks suggested that you were in love. And I should have been heartbroken at this. Not because you were happy, but because I wasn't its cause. But, I wasn't. I wasn't and I never felt so free before. You walked into the cafe and the door closed behind you and with it the door closed on us , and I wasn't in love anymore. -credit for this Scribblious: Angkur Sharma