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Try to sit in a bath of 36°C. You can sit there for hours. Now switch to a bath of 38°C. After a while you'll be sweaty, sluggish, tired, breath harder etc. Th
by einpoklum 5y ago
Try to sit in a bath of 36°C. You can sit there for hours. Now switch to a bath of 38°C. After a while you'll be sweaty, sluggish, tired, breath harder etc.
They have this at the St. Gellert baths in Budapest:
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- dataflow 5y agoPeople live in extremely hot weather. And air conditioning is a thing. A few degrees in temperature change is quite manageable. (And btw, not everyone lives in 36°C. Try to get those who live in a 20°C weather to care about a 2°C change even without air conditioning.)
- gpt5 5y agoThat's not a good analogy. Water transfers heat 24 times as fast as air.