Blog – Sample 2

 Blog – Sample 2

 

Sanjivani Edited :

Digital crop survey on cards to fine-tune farm statistics - The Economic Times

 

Extract from the article:

The article discusses the implementation of a digital crop survey to enhance the accuracy of agricultural statistics. The digital survey aims to streamline the collection of farm data, enabling better planning and policy formulation. By leveraging technology, this initiative seeks to address challenges related to traditional manual data collection methods, thereby improving the quality and reliability of agricultural statistics. The move towards digitization in agriculture is pivotal for enhancing productivity, efficiency, and sustainability in the sector.

 

My Take:

 

A. Congratulations for this, potentially revolutionary, innovation

"Reflecting on the news of a new app connecting farmers with buyers, it's evident how technology continues to revolutionize the agricultural sector. This innovation aligns with the current digital crop survey initiative, emphasizing the need for technology-driven solutions to improve farming practices and market access for farmers."

 

B. Agristack: The New Digital Push in Agriculture

"Considering the emphasis on digital agriculture advancements highlighted in the Agristack blog, the introduction of digital crop surveys signifies a broader shift towards digitalization in the agricultural landscape. This transition showcases the government's commitment to leveraging technology for comprehensive agricultural reforms."

 

Call to Action:

To the policymakers and agricultural authorities involved in the digital crop survey project: Embrace feedback from farmers and experts to ensure the digital survey effectively captures diverse farming realities. Prioritize user-friendly interfaces and data security measures to enhance farmer participation and trust in the survey process.

 

With regards, 

 

Hemen Parekh

www.My-Teacher.in

 

 

 

HCP Edited :

 

Digital crop survey

 

Context :

Link to Article

Extract :

The article discusses the implementation of a digital crop survey to enhance the accuracy of agricultural statistics.

The digital survey aims to streamline the collection of farm data, enabling better planning and policy formulation.

By leveraging technology, this initiative seeks to address challenges related to traditional manual data collection methods, thereby improving the quality and reliability of agricultural statistics. The move towards digitization in agriculture is pivotal for enhancing productivity, efficiency, and sustainability in the sector.

 

My Take:

 

 Congratulations for this, potentially revolutionary, innovation

( This is totally irrelevant link ! Some more relevant blogs are :

Ø  https://myblogepage.blogspot.com/2021/04/digital-farming.html

Ø  https://myblogepage.blogspot.com/2020/11/thank-you-shri-tomarji.html

Ø  https://myblogepage.blogspot.com/2020/09/selling-farm-laws-before-selling-farm.html

Ø  https://myblogepage.blogspot.com/2019/02/influence-farmers-and-win-votes.html

Ø   

"Reflecting on the news of a new app connecting farmers with buyers, it's evident how technology continues to revolutionize the agricultural sector. This innovation aligns with the current digital crop survey initiative, emphasizing the need for technology-driven solutions to improve farming practices and market access for farmers."

 

B. Agristack: The New Digital Push in Agriculture

( WRONG link > clicking this leads to >

https://emailothers.blogspot.com/2023/10/dear-shri-tomarji-this-is-your-chance.html

 

"Considering the emphasis on digital agriculture advancements highlighted in the Agristack blog, the introduction of digital crop surveys signifies a broader shift towards digitalization in the agricultural landscape.

This transition showcases the government's commitment to leveraging technology for comprehensive agricultural reforms."

 

Call to Action:

To the policymakers and agricultural authorities involved in the digital crop survey project:

Embrace feedback from farmers and experts to ensure the digital survey effectively captures diverse farming realities.

Prioritize user-friendly interfaces and data security measures to enhance farmer participation and trust in the survey process.

 

With regards, 

 

Hemen Parekh

www.My-Teacher.in

 

 

 

 

TEST of CREATIVE QUESTIONS

 TEST of CREATIVE  QUESTIONS

 ( 12 July 2024 )

( Try “ Make Students Think “ : Questions Beyond Syllabus “ )

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This test proves that , for any given question , answers received from both, My Virtual Avatar ( www.HemenParekh.ai ) and from www.My-Teacher.in , are IDENTICAL.

This was as expected since both of these portals are using SAME API from Personal.ai ( - which, in turn , draws upon ChatGPT – whenever it fails to find a suitable answer from my 184,808 memory blocks )

We can see that when it comes to “ Syllabus-based Questions “ , “ My Teacher “ provides a little longer answers with a little bit more explanations

 

Question ( by ChatGPT )	Answer by My Virtual Avatar	Answer by My Teacher
Questions Beyond Syllabus : Make Students Think
Why do different materials conduct heat differently?	Different materials conduct heat differently due to their thermal conductivity. Thermal conductivity is a measure of how well a material conducts heat. It depends on the nature of the material and its atomic structure. For example, metals like copper have high thermal conductivity, allowing them to conduct heat rapidly, while insulators like wood have low thermal conductivity, making them poor conductors of heat.	Different materials conduct heat differently due to their thermal conductivity. Thermal conductivity is a measure of how well a material conducts heat. It depends on the nature and arrangement of atoms or molecules in the material. For example, good thermal conductors like metals have high thermal conductivity because their atoms are closely packed and can transfer energy more easily, while insulators like wood have low thermal conductivity because they trap heat within their structure.
How do atoms combine to form molecules?	Atoms combine to form molecules through the formation of chemical bonds. The attractive force which holds various constituents (atoms, ions, etc.) together in different chemical species is called a chemical bond. There are different types of bonds such as covalent and ionic bonds that result from the sharing or transfer of electrons between atoms.	Atoms combine to form molecules through the formation of chemical bonds. The attractive force which holds various constituents (atoms, ions, etc.) together in different chemical species is called a chemical bond. There are different types of bonds such as covalent and ionic bonds that result from the sharing or transfer of electrons between atoms.
Which are the most common shapes on Earth ? in the Universe ?	Shapes like circles, squares, triangles, and rectangles are some of the most common shapes found on Earth. These shapes can be seen in everyday objects around us and even in nature. Did you know that these basic shapes play a significant role in art, architecture, engineering, and various other fields?	Shapes like circles, squares, rectangles, and triangles are some of the most common shapes found on Earth. These shapes can be seen in everyday objects around us and even in nature. Did you know that these basic shapes play a significant role in art, architecture, engineering, and various other fields?
What has a human’s 10 fingers and 10 toes to do with the decimal system ?	The connection between a human's 10 fingers and the decimal system is quite interesting. The reason behind it is that our number system, which is based on powers of ten, aligns perfectly with the number of digits we have. This makes counting and calculations much more intuitive for us as humans.	The connection between a human's 10 fingers and the decimal system is quite interesting. The reason behind it is that our number system, which we call the decimal system, is based on powers of ten. This means that each place value in a number represents a power of ten. For example, in the number 365, the '3' represents hundreds (which is 10 raised to the power of two), '6' represents tens (which is 10 raised to the power of one), and '5' represents ones (which is 10 raised to the power of zero). So, having ten fingers makes it easier for us humans to understand and work with this base-ten numerical system.
Questions from Syllabus :
How is heat transferred in solids, liquids and gases ?	Heat is transferred in solids through conduction, where it moves from one part of the body to another due to a temperature difference. In liquids and gases, heat transfer occurs through convection, which involves the actual motion of matter. This can be natural or forced convection.	Heat is transferred in solids through conduction, where it moves from one part of a body to another due to temperature difference. In liquids and gases, heat is transferred through convection, which involves the actual motion of matter. Convection can be natural or forced. Natural convection occurs when a fluid is heated from below and the hot part rises while the colder part replaces it. Forced convection happens when material is forced to move by a pump or other physical means.
Explain the concept of Ratio with an example from everyday life	In everyday life, we often use ratios without realizing it. For instance, if you compare the time taken by Saurabh to reach school (15 minutes) and Sachin's time (1 hour), you can find the ratio of their travel times. Another example is comparing the cost of a toffee (50 paise) to a chocolate (`10). These comparisons help us understand how one quantity relates to another in different situations.	In everyday life, we often compare two quantities of the same type using ratios. For instance, if Saurabh takes 15 minutes to reach school and Sachin takes one hour, then the ratio of their time taken is 1:4. Another example could be comparing the cost of a toffee (50 paise) to that of a chocolate (`10), which gives us a ratio of 1:20. These comparisons help us understand how one quantity relates to another in different situations.

 

Generation of Questions / Topics , using BARD

 

Blog selected > Dozee’s Patient Care : Just a Beginning    

 

Questions :

 

My prompt :

From the text of this blog , could you list relevant questions whose answers are provided in the text ?

Bard replied :

·         What is the main tool of the global healthcare system that Hemen Parekh envisions?

·         What are some of the factors that are driving the trend towards internet-connected medical devices in healthcare?

·         What are some specific examples of how internet-connected medical devices are already being used to improve healthcare?

·         How soon does Hemen Parekh believe that his vision of a global healthcare system will fully materialize?

• What are some of the potential benefits of a global healthcare system that is based on internet-connected medical devices?
• What are some of the challenges that need to be addressed in order to make this vision a reality?
• How can we ensure that the privacy and security of patients' health data is protected in such a system?
• What role can governments and other stakeholders play in promoting the adoption of internet-connected medical devices in healthcare?

 

 

TOPICS :

 

My prompt :

Thanks a lot . That was very appropriate. Could you make an informed guess of the TOPICS / KEYWORDS related to this text >

 

BARD replied :

 

Topics:

·         Global healthcare system

·         Internet-connected medical devices

·         Remote patient monitoring

·         Telemedicine

·         Precision medicine

·         Artificial intelligence

·         Big data

·         Data privacy and security

·         Healthcare policy

·         Public health

Keywords:

·         Dozee

·         Ayushman Bharat

·         NHS

·         IoT

·         AI

·         ML

·         RPM

·         Telehealth

·         Personalized medicine

·         Genomics

·         Precision oncology

·         Digital health

·         Healthcare IT

·         Healthcare data

 

06 Nov 2023