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So Guys my today's post is not going to be on any of ongoing problems but my personal experience , if you are not interested you may skip.

Three days ago I received DM from a guy not even following me. I am just copy pasting his exact words.

"If you want to get followers and want people to read your captions post your pictures. Your are not getting comments because you are not showing your body. Show your self and you will get famous."

Dear R

First of all stop giving such suggestions if you are not asked and secondly stop judging people on basis of your mentality.

Internet is full of people some are posting something good and others are not, That doesn't mean all are same. Some are using social media to spread hate and others are spreading love. 

I know sharing your (good) pictures is not bad at all. But what do you mean by " showing your body". 

I belong to a family  where sharing photos are not allowed by parents . I know that sharing your good pictures on social media in a good sense is not bad but I do not want to. 

I writing on social media to help peoples. If I am not getting followers, likes or comments it is OK . I am completely OK with it . No one becomes  Celebrity in one day. 

 

So stay away from the matter which you cannot handle.

Share your thoughts , Did this happen to you.#maheen #stayhome #staysafe

The naked mole rat. They cannot get cancer. They can live up to 18 minutes without oxygen. They also live in colonies with queens. And they're the longest living rodents with a lifespan of up to 32 years

Naked mole-rats have a high resistance to tumours, although it is likely that they are not entirely immune to related disorders. A potential mechanism that averts cancer is an "over-crowding" gene, p16, which prevents cell division once individual cells come into contact (known as "contact inhibition"). The cells of most mammals, including naked mole-rats, undergo contact inhibition via the gene p27 which prevents cellular reproduction at a much higher cell density than p16 does. The combination of p16 and p27 in naked mole-rat cells is a double barrier to uncontrolled cell proliferation, one of the hallmarks of cancer.

In 2013, scientists reported that the reason naked mole-rats do not get cancer can be attributed to an "extremely high-molecular-mass hyaluronan" (HMW-HA) (a natural sugary substance), which is over "five times larger" than that in cancer-prone humans and cancer-susceptible laboratory animals. The scientific report was published a month later as the cover story of the journal Nature. A few months later, the same University of Rochester research team announced that naked mole-rats have ribosomes that produce extremely error-free proteins. Because of both of these discoveries, the journal Science named the naked mole-rat "Vertebrate of the Year" for 2013.

In 2016, a report was published that recorded the first ever discovered malignancies in two naked mole-rats, in two individuals. However, both naked mole-rats were captive-born at zoos, and hence lived in an environment with 21% atmospheric oxygen compared to their natural 2–9%, which may have promoted tumorigenesis.

The Golan Heights blind mole-rat (Spalax golani) and the Judean Mountains blind mole-rat (Spalax judaei) are also resistant to cancer, but by a different mechanism