The hands you take and the hands you leave Part 63-Updated page 149 - Page 69

Loved your take on the operator Shruthi. It is indeed amazing when one sees it that way. The algorithm we use determines the results. We have both addition and subtraction. Where we place decides the result so the operation we use becomes critical to the solution.

I think Dadi is weaving her own web and I was happy to see the family rally together to beat Sudha at her own game.
"She's mentally sick, let's get her outta here before he becomes too dangerous", Anami is falling into it.
Laddo switched camp y'day, Anami can snatch Sat's gifts, but he'll cling to them in his heart.

@vidya yes she chooses to see LM through her victimhood. Not realizing everything is not as bad it seems

Shruthi I am not denying the fact that Sudha is harassing dadi but what is happening next is all dadi's acting ability. The way Sudha tried to manipulate Ladoo by making Narotham lose his game, Satrupa advising Ladoo that having cold Water after playing is bad for health and handing him normal water and also having the water from the same pitcher made Ladoo believe in her and the brushing stroke was handing him the cap and bat not as gift but as PRIZE for his well play. She boosted his confidence and now even if Anami or Sudha openly tell him that Narotham allowed him to win, he will not believe as he feels Satrupa will never lie about his capability. She has paved one step closer to the kid.

Very true Shruthi , operators are the ones one has to watch for. Because operations can be camouflaged to do something entirely different than it is assumed or believed to be doing.

@jaya what Satrupa did her intend was more or less clear, also there was no much camoflauge in her actions. But dadi I am not sure to what extend her hysterics is true. She is affected that is for sure, but to what extend we need to see

Shruthi I love your take on operators and numbers. Had an opportunity to know a little about 1 and 0 and binary operations in SKR analysis and now on operators. Very interesting. Yes the operators decide what the outcome is.

@visa physics is applied maths and our epics both Ramayana and MB has this perfectly ingrained in the script. If we can understand these epics we know how much these epics talk about inner engineering ie managing our thoughts through perfect scientific principles.

Shruthi your take on operations and operators sounds more like object oriented programming, where there is this concept of operator overloading. Which is making an operator do much more and sometimes entirely different thing from.what it is supposed to do. Brilliant analysis!!!

@usha isnt it natural for someone who is working in IT has written code in Java for close to 1 yr and then doing data analytics and prediction models for the past 13 yrs to look everything through the prism of data and software programming 😆😆