Hot causes more harm than cold

[Jenkar]

I have all my classes on my computer

[neuroleptics]

Haha...the answer: as you can see, our body temp is around 37 degree celcius..... any more than that, our brain would interpret it as hotter.../ if it's too much heat......a harmful stimuli.
whereas, our body generates heat too....in a cold condition, our body generates heat until the outward temp becomes so extreme that you can't cope.

So now, it's just a perception that heat causes more harm.

[ARTHANASIOS]

Haha...the answer: as you can see, our body temp is around 37 degree celcius..... any more than that, our brain would interpret it as hotter.../ if it's too much heat......a harmful stimuli.
whereas, our body generates heat too....in a cold condition, our body generates heat until the outward temp becomes so extreme that you can't cope.

So now, it's just a perception that heat causes more harm.

Both are equally bad in equally extreme conditions. If you have a 1|1 Photon, does it really matters if you throw a Fire Bolt/Fire Lance or an Ice Bolt/Ice Lance at it? Well, maybe my example is surreal, however I think you understand what I mean...

[neuroleptics]

wel, i had just explained...it's just perception

[Jenkar]

It really depends on the environment around you.
As a general rule, you cope better with cold if it's wet, and heat if it's dry. This is because of the fact that you evacuate heat through sudation. Also, wind helps against heat, by giving you ''fresh'' air.

[freemod1espilon]

They're actually equally harmful.

Think.
Are you thirsty or hungry more when cold?
Are you thirsty or hungry more when hot?

In deserts, you need WATER. So your body ignores hunger and focuses on WATER, to cool you down.

In mountaintops, you need FOOD. So your body ignores thirst and focuses on FOOD, to warm you up.

Problem, human brain?




You will die from thirst, not hunger, in a very hot climate.
You will die from hunger, not thirst, in a very cold climate.

Discuss.

doesn't the human body use more energy to maintain body temp in cold climates?

[Arum]

They're actually equally harmful.

Think.
Are you thirsty or hungry more when cold?
Are you thirsty or hungry more when hot?

In deserts, you need WATER. So your body ignores hunger and focuses on WATER, to cool you down.

In mountaintops, you need FOOD. So your body ignores thirst and focuses on FOOD, to warm you up.

Problem, human brain?




You will die from thirst, not hunger, in a very hot climate.
You will die from hunger, not thirst, in a very cold climate.

Discuss.

doesn't the human body use more energy to maintain body temp in cold climates?

Yes. That is why you die of hunger, not thirst. Food gives energy. You sure you reading what I said correctly?

[freemod1espilon]

I have no idea if I am reading it right but I'm still learning so give me a break please

[Arum]

?
ARe you saying you're just learning to read? Okay.

[freemod1espilon]

I do know how to read but some times if I'm speed reading I miss something or I see b instead of a d and stuff