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I believe there is some evidence that those who grew up in colder climates prefer warmer interior temperatures. Imagine you live in Norway. In the winter, you n
by atwood22 4y ago
I believe there is some evidence that those who grew up in colder climates prefer warmer interior temperatures. Imagine you live in Norway. In the winter, you need to heat your home so you pick a temperature you prefer. Now imagine you live in Seattle. You might not need to regularly heat your home to the degree required in Norway. When the temp dips below your normal temperature, you might acclimate to it instead of turning on the heat.
- srvmshr 4y agoPossibly. I don't yet follow what relationship this fact has to finding evidence of lower cancer rates. Is it maybe you were answering to some other reply?
- atwood22 4y agoWell, people in this thread are saying the people in cold countries should have a lower cancer rate. My point is that people in cold countries may keep their homes warmer, and they might not spend much time below 22C, whereas people in more temperate climates may spend more time below 22C even if the climate is warmer.
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