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Alright. It seems like humans prefer the heat to the cold, but at the same time, who lives in heat is usually poorer than who lives in the cold.
Cold places are usually more peaceful than hot places.
People tend to built big cities in hot places rather than cold places. The biggest city in the cool summer region is Reykjavik, in Iceland, with about 200,000 inhabitants. Hyderabad, in India, has more than 7,000,000 inhabitants. Of course, Iceland is richer and more developed than India.
What do you think about this? And what do you prefer? Cool summers or hot winters?
I prefer the cool summers, especially since many of the cool summer places are beautiful towns in developed, first-world countries like the Nordic countries, which are far more preferable than India or Saudi Arabia.
Thats (below 60F high) is COLD summer, sleeping room temperature (60s F - low 70s F) for avg high is cool/mild summer, working room temperature for avg high is warm summer (mid/high 70s F), low/mid 80s F is very warm summer, bordering hot is upper 80s F (Singapore-like) and 90+ is hot (in terms of avg high)
Well, Petropavlovsk-Kamtchatsky and many places in Chukotka aren't as cool as the Wikipedia page in reality. So the people who live in places below 16 °C are less.
It was a hard choice but i ended up picking cool summer mostly because most of the cool summer places are located in the first world whereas more of the hot winters places you have listed are overcrowded and suffer from widespread hygiene issues.
It was a hard choice but i ended up picking cool summer mostly because most of the cool summer places are located in the first world whereas more of the hot winters places you have listed are overcrowded and suffer from widespread hygiene issues.
But, would you prefer a city with winters above 28 °C and summers above 36 °C if it was a developed city?
But, would you prefer a city with winters above 28 °C and summers above 36 °C if it was a developed city?
I think i would still slightly prefer the climate with cool summers but it depends, i wouldn't want to live in a place with harsh winters either. Out of the ones you have listed i think that i would prefer to live in a "mild" climate like Reykjavik, Shetland, Stornoway, Ushuaia, ecc. that get a spring-like summer and an average winter.
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