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More precisely: Oxygen deprivation, low air pressure, and low humidity can alter your mood.
by ewzimm 9y ago
More precisely: Oxygen deprivation, low air pressure, and low humidity can alter your mood.
- njarboe 9y agoGrowing up in the high dessert and now living in a more humid, sea level location, I find these conditions do alter my mood - for the better.
- munificent 9y agoThose are all true, but I think we will eventually discover that the psychological impact of flights is also real. Being packed in very close proximity to a large number of strangers and having limited mobility and autonomy for hours on end is a really unusual environment to put a hairless primate in, regardless of how well-trained it is. I'm mild-mannered, low key, and non-claustrophobic and even I get stir crazy being cooped up in a plane after a while.
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