vivster said:
That also happens when I open up VGC but that never stopped me. I never understood the problem with cold weather. I mean sure, it's not pleasant but it's not like you have to endure it for hours. It's a slight inconvenience for a few minutes. It doesn't matter if it's 0° or -40°, cold is cold.
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Lol, it doesn't matter if it's 0 or -40 degrees? Yeah no, it does, quite a lot. 0 degrees is a bit cold, -40 degrees is painful.
vivster said:
Sickness makes you cough and sneeze, not cold. And cold doesn't cause sickness. Sun is stronger in the summer and burns more. You get way faster sunburn in summer than in winter. Also because in winter you can put on clothes to protect from UV, which you can't in summer. Heat Stroke is a real thing. There is no such thing as a cold stroke. Let me see you take off more clothes when you're already naked and boiled alive.
Most flats are not built with air conditioning in mind and you cannot just install air conditioning without permission. If I could get air conditioning I would.
The point is, cold is very easily solvable while heat is not and also brings a lot of other problems.
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Cold does make you cough though. What makes us cough is mucus stuck in our respiration system, and the system that's supposed to deal with the mucus stops working in the cold. Thus forcing us to cough to remove it from the respiration system.
Norway is the country in norway with the highest rates of malignant melanoma, which is the cancer that you get from UV rays. We certainly don't have the hottest summers in norway.
How can you say cold is easlily solvable compared to heat? In the heat all you have to do is to go find a shadow, or maybe a windy area with a lush breeze. Not saying it's easier to deal with than cold, but I think both of them have them problem and none of them are easier to deal with than the other.