5 ms·

I mean in which lucky place of the planet you live in? I dunno u but where I live it's 40 degree celsius out there and all over europe. I'm a remote worker and

I mean in which lucky place of the planet you live in? I dunno u but where I live it's 40 degree celsius out there and all over europe. I'm a remote worker and most time of the year going outside is just not possibile, over heat or too cold or raining like it never did before(climate change you know)

THX1137 2mo ago
In Canada - and it does get cold here, and hot here. You can't work outside every single day, but you also do not have to stay at home or indoors every single day. I lean toward being outdoors for as much as possible of the year. There's no perfection about it. There is a lot of research that spending time in nature, even if the nature is not ideal (bare trees, winter, bad weather, too hot), has measurable impacts on human cognition, memory, and similar mental benefits. It's not even correlated with mood improvements: even if you return indoors more miserable than you left due to the weather, you still measurably mentally benefit from spending time in nature. Find some shade and don't stress it Europal! (I hate climate change too.)
dom96 2mo ago
Not the person you're replying to, but this is genuinely the killer feature of the UK. Yes, we get heat waves and more of them now, but it's much better than mainland Europe. Especially if you stay away from London (which I would recommend).
- kaffekaka 2mo ago
  You'll be amazed when you hear about scandinavia.
  - dom96 2mo ago
    Genuinely tempted to move to Iceland
titanomachy 2mo ago
You live somewhere where you can't go outside "most of the year"? Did we evolve on the same planet?
- WorldPeas 2mo ago
  You realize that humans are an invasive species in most places they currently reside, right?
  - titanomachy 2mo ago
    I'm not sure about that, I've been to the African savannah and I didn't find it particularly hospitable. My ancestors adapted to a different climate.
Toutouxc 2mo ago
I’m don’t know how to say this, but if you’re claiming that there’s a place anywhere in Europe where going outside is “not possible” for more than a handful of days of the year (like extreme heatwaves), you definitely have some kind of problem that other people don’t have. And I mean it, it isn’t normal to be this scared of going outside.

THX1137 2mo ago

In Canada - and it does get cold here, and hot here. You can't work outside every single day, but you also do not have to stay at home or indoors every single day. I lean toward being outdoors for as much as possible of the year. There's no perfection about it. There is a lot of research that spending time in nature, even if the nature is not ideal (bare trees, winter, bad weather, too hot), has measurable impacts on human cognition, memory, and similar mental benefits. It's not even correlated with mood improvements: even if you return indoors more miserable than you left due to the weather, you still measurably mentally benefit from spending time in nature. Find some shade and don't stress it Europal! (I hate climate change too.)

dom96 2mo ago

Not the person you're replying to, but this is genuinely the killer feature of the UK. Yes, we get heat waves and more of them now, but it's much better than mainland Europe. Especially if you stay away from London (which I would recommend).

kaffekaka 2mo ago
You'll be amazed when you hear about scandinavia.
- dom96 2mo ago
  Genuinely tempted to move to Iceland

titanomachy 2mo ago

You live somewhere where you can't go outside "most of the year"? Did we evolve on the same planet?

WorldPeas 2mo ago
You realize that humans are an invasive species in most places they currently reside, right?
- titanomachy 2mo ago
  I'm not sure about that, I've been to the African savannah and I didn't find it particularly hospitable. My ancestors adapted to a different climate.

Toutouxc 2mo ago

I’m don’t know how to say this, but if you’re claiming that there’s a place anywhere in Europe where going outside is “not possible” for more than a handful of days of the year (like extreme heatwaves), you definitely have some kind of problem that other people don’t have. And I mean it, it isn’t normal to be this scared of going outside.