Naïve post here, I did read the "[Epistemic status: Extremely confused! Low confidence in all of this]", so I'm commenting in the same manner : Death is (most

Naïve post here, I did read the "[Epistemic status: Extremely confused! Low confidence in all of this]", so I'm commenting in the same manner : Death is (most of the time) not related to temperature itself, but to some bacteria/virus/infections/X, and that's the important point, X varying with the temperature ! Bacterias and viruses are living things too, they have their preferences ! Yeah, many common cold occurs during winter ...! But also, you're most subject to contracting malaraia if you're in a hot/humid weather., because, yeah, that's where malaria lives, not in NY or Tokyo, september to june. Then, which one will kill you ? One ? Both ? Or also the one your immune system is least able to handle ? I did not dig a lot into the mathematical models here ... But somehow it tickles me ! I'll have a deeper look, and would be very interested if anybody else does the same, share your findings !