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This feels like a manufactured gender controversy. IMHE, there tend to be equal numbers of men and women on each side of the thermostat wars. Or, just as often
by WalterSear 11y ago
This feels like a manufactured gender controversy.
IMHE, there tend to be equal numbers of men and women on each side of the thermostat wars. Or, just as often, we are all on one side, with the person in control of the thermostat on the other.
- wisty 11y agoIt's not entirely manufactured. Women have lower skin temperatures, and higher core temperatures. So in lab conditions they feel the cold more. Tracking down a semi-academic article, it noted that in non-lab conditions, people are well aware of their heat tolerance, and generally wear warm clothes if they're going to be cold.
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- darkstar999 11y agoEither way, if you get a room half full of skinny women in skirts, and the other half is fat men in suits, there is no formula to make everyone happy.
- jinushaun 11y agoI'm a guy and I always bring a sweater to work during summer to fight the brutal AC. This isn't a gender thing.