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I love this work but the entire underlying premise is shaky! It assumes that a person's discomfort is proportional to the quantity of wetness they experience r
by danhak 11y ago
I love this work but the entire underlying premise is shaky! It assumes that a person's discomfort is proportional to the quantity of wetness they experience rather than the total amount of time spent in wet conditions.
- mmmBacon 11y agoIn the abstract the author writes: Is it worth running as fast as possible to get less wet? So the author is only trying to answer the question of whether you will get less wet if you run in the rain. He is not making any claims about comfort. The author's only premise is: The purpose of this paper is to put an end to this kind of useless argument. [edit:] clarity
- rqebmm 11y agoI also think the distribution of water is an important unmeasure factor. It can be less uncomfotable to be a little wet all over than to be soaked in a smaller area.