• overcast5348@lemmy.world
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    3 months ago

    Lmao are you a penguin or something? Please tell me that you’re exaggerating to make a point and aren’t seriously saying that you’re capable of staying warm at -10°C (14°F) “without an additional heat source.”

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      3 months ago

      I mean, I have clothes. Long underwear? Layers? Coats, gloves, hats, scarves?

      They say you can always put on more clothes if you’re cold, but that’s not really true. Insulation adds bulk, and bulk reduces mobility. Around 0F is where I start to have real trouble wearing enough clothing to stay warm while still being able to perform the activity that has me outside in that weather. Somewhere around 0F, clothing doesn’t really cut it, and I need shelter or additional heat.

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        3 months ago

        That’s a lot of moved goalposts to justify the weird temperature scale logic but okay.

        You’ve essentially justified that 0F and 100F are what they are because some old people died when it was 100F (most people, including the old are perfectly fine at this temperature all around the world) and because you can manage at 0F while wearing a ton of layers and not need a heat source (do all old people manage to survive just fine at 10F or 20F by just putting on some layers?).

        Either way, this pointless conversation had gone on for way too long. Have a good day! :)