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The issue with your statement though is that people in colder climates adapt via technology to keep a comfortable environment at night (houses, blankets, etc).
by geuis 8y ago
The issue with your statement though is that people in colder climates adapt via technology to keep a comfortable environment at night (houses, blankets, etc). So it’s not the kind of comparison that you can make like that.
- lopmotr 8y agoIf anything, it could be the reverse, it's just too complicated to immediately see. As another counter-obviousness example, living in a cold environment helps you lose weight because your body has to generate more heat all the time. But in real life, people keep their bodies warm with clothes and houses and actually gain weight in winter because they eat more and don't go outside and exercise as much. Just because the weather's cold or hot, doesn't mean people are.