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So these insects store energy in a spring and release that really quickly to get the high power they need to jump out of water, for example.

Eighty percent of all diseases in India and most developing countries are because of poor quality water.

And when we look at the reason for poor quality water, you find that it is our abysmal attitude to the disposal of human waste.

Human waste, in its rawest form, finds its way back to drinking water, bathing water, washing water, irrigation water, whatever water you see.

In India, it is unfortunately only the women who carry water.

So for all domestic needs, women have to carry water.

And from a protected water source, water will be brought to an elevated water reservoir and piped to all households through three taps: one in the toilet, one in the shower, one in the kitchen, 24 hours a day.

The pity is that our cities, like New Delhi and Bombay, do not have a 24-hour water supply.

And when both are ready, they build a toilet, a shower room, and of course also a water tower, an elevated water reservoir.

So there you can see the completed toilets, the water towers.

So no water is stored.

This is how an elevated water reservoir is constructed.

Because it has to go high, and there is some space available, two or three rooms are made under the water tower, which are used by the village for different committee meetings.

Women usually used to spend, especially in the summer months, about six to seven hours a day carrying water.

And when they went to carry water, because, as I said earlier, it's only women who carry water, they used to take their little children, girl children, also to carry water, or else to be back at home to look after the siblings.

Then the old lady came towards me with a rusty-looking knife, one of the sharp knives, orange-looking, has never seen water or sunlight before.

Then somebody came in, slid their hand under and water came out, and we thought, is this what we're in for?

After potable water, they are the interventions that have most reduced mortality, even more than antibiotics.

You’ve broken into NIM’s secret lab, and now you’re floating in a raft on top of 25 stories of electrified water.

You’ve rigged up a remote that can lower the water level by ejecting it from grates in the sides of the room.

If you can lower the water level to 0, you can hit the manual override, shut NIM off, and save the day.

However, the AI knows that you’re here, and it can lower the water level, too, by sucking it through a trapdoor at the bottom of the lab.

If NIM is the one to lower the water level to 0, you’ll be sucked out of the lab, resulting in a failed mission.

Control over water drainage alternates between you and NIM, and neither can skip a turn.

Each of you can lower the water level by exactly 1, 3, or 4 stories at a time.

Note that neither of you can lower the water below 0; if the water level is at 2, then the only move is to lower the water level 1 story.

You want to be the one to lower the water level to 0, which means you need the water level to be at 1, 3, or 4 when control switches to you.

If the water level were at 2, your only option would be to lower it 1 story, which would lead to NIM making the winning move.

If we color code the water levels, we can see a simple principle at play: there are “losing” levels like 2, where no matter what whoever starts their turn there does, they’ll lose.

So your only choice on turn 1 is to lower the water level by 4 stories.

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