You've never lived in 29 Palms, have you? Or Thermal, CA where summer Temps can reach 120 degrees!! Drink water, reduce exposure to the sun, and you'll learn that swamp coolers are more effective and cheaper than air conditioning.
@@onemercilessming1342 I guess three lines would constitute the midway point of a typical conversation for someone with your intellect. Thanks for warning and as an engineer, swamp coolers are not nearly as effective as air conditioners, but they are cheaper as they utilize less electricity, which is your primary concern as intellect and income are closely correlated.
Dry saunas on average can be anywhere from 150-200 F and is safe for humans to experience given you don’t stay in there too long! It’s safe because the humidity is very low
Personally lived through -56c, (i was inside, just went out for 4 seconds). 2024, -45c for 3 days, and went to work. Canada! at 28C I melt, feel sick to my stomach and hide from the sun. lol
It's confusing that he mixes inside/outside body effects. If your body is -30°C you have worse problems than blurry eyes (which I didn't know btw., need to spot that next time.) On the hand, you can go to a 100°C sauna and you're just fine. This video is more confusing than eye-opening or interesting. But it's kinda funny, so np 😅
1:11 - Me (with Hypohidrosis/Anhidrosis) - I'm inside, on my bed sleeping, and exhausted from my body trying to sweat. Look up what Hypohidrosis/Anhidrosis is, and be glad you don't have it.
Stopping kids from saying "stopping kids from saying 1st"
Rare Adorian Deck long form video
You've never lived in 29 Palms, have you? Or Thermal, CA where summer Temps can reach 120 degrees!! Drink water, reduce exposure to the sun, and you'll learn that swamp coolers are more effective and cheaper than air conditioning.
I was born in Palm Springs 😅
@AdorianDeck Then you should know that temps there can easily reach 118° or more in summer.
What does this video have to do with where he lived?
@@SignalCorps1 Don't enter a conversation midway and expect to have your hand held while you puzzle it out.
@@onemercilessming1342 I guess three lines would constitute the midway point of a typical conversation for someone with your intellect. Thanks for warning and as an engineer, swamp coolers are not nearly as effective as air conditioners, but they are cheaper as they utilize less electricity, which is your primary concern as intellect and income are closely correlated.
Sun's surface temo is 5500 Celsius. Not 15Million.
15M is it's core
Thank You! I'm so glad someone said this!
Dry saunas on average can be anywhere from 150-200 F and is safe for humans to experience given you don’t stay in there too long! It’s safe because the humidity is very low
Personally lived through -56c, (i was inside, just went out for 4 seconds). 2024, -45c for 3 days, and went to work. Canada!
at 28C I melt, feel sick to my stomach and hide from the sun. lol
I once felt 44 Celsius in summer
It's confusing that he mixes inside/outside body effects. If your body is -30°C you have worse problems than blurry eyes (which I didn't know btw., need to spot that next time.)
On the hand, you can go to a 100°C sauna and you're just fine.
This video is more confusing than eye-opening or interesting. But it's kinda funny, so np 😅
What's crazy is when it's -50 it's pretty bad, but then when it gets to be -20 it's quite a noticeable and welcome difference.
The bacteria in your body would live. As your body isnt freezing. Its producing heat
Btw, a guy named Acerthorn is stealing most of your tiktok content and makes shorts out off it
So with enough heat, you can create a black hole? 🤨
Baghdad Reached 60*c (140F) we are doomed
here before this blows up
Very intresting video
68 F is too hot when outside for me. I feel really good in 45 - 50 F. That's T shirt weather for me.
@@iwasanMBTInerd Read up on Queen Victoria and how cold she kept rooms because she couldn't stand warm rooms.
@@onemercilessming1342 I'm 60% English. Northern Europeans were built for the cold
@iwasanMBTInerd "Built"?? ROFLMAO. "Evolved".
@@onemercilessming1342 Built/Evolved. Same shit
@@iwasanMBTInerd No, it isn't. Run along now.
1:11 -
Me (with Hypohidrosis/Anhidrosis) - I'm inside, on my bed sleeping, and exhausted from my body trying to sweat.
Look up what Hypohidrosis/Anhidrosis is, and be glad you don't have it.
Great video!!!!
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I couldn't width-stand this kind of temperature at the end or beginning, ngl