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> You forget how hardwired humans are to really enjoy the natural environment," she said. People get respite from being connected to nature, she said, "even in
by zavi 8y ago
> You forget how hardwired humans are to really enjoy the natural environment," she said. People get respite from being connected to nature, she said, "even in an urban environment like a city"
Um, no I don't think I'll enjoy working @ 78F much.
- aurelian15 8y agoWhy? 25°C is absolutely fine for working inside, at least for me. A little cooler and I need a sweater and long pants. This summer I've mainly worked at home (no AC, Southern Ontario), because I don't want to bring my winter clothes to work. Combine a room cooled to 20°C, the AC breeze, and me sitting at a desk without a scarf and I have a sore throat in under two hours.
- mindcrime 8y ago78°F is at least 10° too hot for me to be comfortable. I'd go nuts if I had to work in that kind of heat all day.
- colordrops 8y agoEven in short clothing?
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- loeg 8y agoIt's a fine temperature for remaining completely sedentary, but I like to be able to walk to the bus or cafe, or up and down stairs, without breaking a sweat.