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I'm glad you mentioned that. It explains a lot. The black and white reasoning, the fixation on precise degrees and percentages, and especially the statement that "we're all the same" (i.e. everyone should feel equally warm or equally cold at the same temperatures) are not the thoughts of a neurotypical person.
You’re right, he fails to understand the concept of different people having different tastes and thresholds
You’re right, he fails to understand the concept of different people having different tastes and thresholds
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Originally Posted by Randomguy1234
No I don't
We had this conversation...and sorry if it seems to be off topic; it is actually not. The rest of us need to lower our expectations about having a reasonable weather-related discussion with Randomguy.
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Originally Posted by saibot
You seem to be deliberately ignoring the point that people who are used to a certain climate feel what they feel, not what you think they ought to feel. I don't feel hot when it's 21C, and I do feel cold when it's 15C or lower. Sorry we're not all like you.
We had this conversation...and sorry if it seems to be off topic; it is actually not because it is very difficult or impossible to have a reasonable weather-related discussion with someone who responds like this:
I rest my case...
Reykjavik has more than 5 hours of sun a day in summer so it is sunny in summer.
Wilko, since you said the earth is going to be uninhabitable if it gets a few degrees warmer, what would happen then if ReykjavÃk got 5°C warmer and then resembled Liverpool? Would it still be uninhabitable?
Why is 5 hours so important?, and why is 75% gloom, not considered gloomy?
Because 80% gloom is gloomy
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