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geekhack Community => Off Topic => Topic started by: tp4tissue on Sun, 19 May 2019, 17:04:42
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Getn' Warm up n' here finally.
What temperature do y'all begin sweating ?
Tp4 will begin to break a sweat @
Cloths on, ~85 F (29.4 C)
Shorts+ Tshirt, ~ 91 F (32.8 C)
High-humidity, ~75-80 F (26.7C )
(https://i.imgur.com/E12R2ah.gif)
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72F or higher.
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this is a very open question that depends on your level of physical activity
which is probably why TP can withstand such high temperatures before sweating
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Different parts of my body sweat at different temps. My balls, ass, and hands start sweating at just above freezing. Rest of my body at like 80.
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I napped on the couch earlier for a few hours with some mexican blankets on and the thermostat says it is 75 inside, I had to change shirts after because I was soaked in sweat. Did have headphones on also.
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I'm a girl. I never sweat (temperature regardless) and always smell like roses.
Except when I'm lying. Which means I'm sweating now.
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Pretty quickly. I overheat at almost any temperature. I blame ultra-slow metabolism.
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Doesn't take as much as it used to, to make me sweat.
I don't have specific degree numbers like TP.
But I'll say that after 21 degrees C it stops being fun for me.
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East Asians have the advantage in this regard, since they sweat less and are said to have little to no BO depending on the region, due to the same gene that affects whether someone has dry or moist ear wax.
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East Asians have the advantage in this regard, since they sweat less and are said to have little to no BO depending on the region, due to the same gene that affects whether someone has dry or moist ear wax.
lucky bastards
brown asian here takes about 85-90 for me to sweat but the slightest hint of psychological stress will turn my armpits into niagara falls even with antiperspirant
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brown asian here takes about 85-90 for me to sweat but the slightest hint of psychological stress will turn my armpits into niagara falls even with antiperspirant
Are you the veggie brown asian, or the omnivorous brown asian.
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Top temp was 53 today :'(
Where's this Summer everyone keeps mentioning?
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75F / 24C indoors
82F / 28C outside
I don't know why, possibly the "air film evaporation" effect.
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Normal clothes: 90f/32c (a bit but not visible)
Normal clothes: 95f/35c (visible--brow, etc.)
Shorts/flip-flops or barefoot: 95f/35c (a bit but not visible)
Job interview: 70f/21c (visible--brow, hands, etc.)
When someone asks me to hold their baby: 50f/10c (instantly drenched)
Though I've been attuned to the heat in some unusual ways beyond the average Floridian, I haven't tested this in a while, but this is how I was in my mid/late 20s.
My reply is regarding outdoor temperatures. I hope this is a satisfactory answer.
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Oklahoma has such high humidity that I sweat easily. I liked when I use to have to travel to New Mexico for work. It is a different kind of heat. The humidity is not as bad so it could be 95 outside and I would not sweat.
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I begin sweating even if it's cold!
But it is really humid in this classroom due to the space heater.
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brown asian here takes about 85-90 for me to sweat but the slightest hint of psychological stress will turn my armpits into niagara falls even with antiperspirant
Are you the veggie brown asian, or the omnivorous brown asian.
both? raised veggie and started eating the good stuff later down the road
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brown asian here takes about 85-90 for me to sweat but the slightest hint of psychological stress will turn my armpits into niagara falls even with antiperspirant
Are you the veggie brown asian, or the omnivorous brown asian.
I am lack of vitamin D canadian
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Down here the sun turns vitamin D into Basel Cell Carcinoma >:(
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It was in the 40s today (8.8°C for you weirdos)
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That’s freezing 🥶.
No sweats from that.
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It was in the 40s today (8.8°C for you weirdos)
Fah scale is typically represented with more granular resolution.
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It was in the 40s today (8.8°C for you weirdos)
Ok that's fine, i have a coat
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It was in the 40s today (8.8°C for you weirdos)
That’s freezing 🥶.
No sweats from that.
Incorrect. That's t-shirt weather.
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It was in the 40s today (8.8°C for you weirdos)
That’s freezing 🥶.
No sweats from that.
Incorrect. That's t-shirt weather.
Meanwhile people over here wearing sweatshirt layers, two pairs of socks, long johns, etc. for anything below 50f/10c. Still shivering too. :p
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It was in the 40s today (8.8°C for you weirdos)
That’s freezing 🥶.
No sweats from that.
Incorrect. That's t-shirt weather.
Meanwhile people over here wearing sweatshirt layers, two pairs of socks, long johns, etc. for anything below 50f/10c. Still shivering too. :p
No longer shivering. There's been a lot of sunlight and it's gotten pretty hot outside.
Time to jump into the pool and start swimming :cool:
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Isn't it funny how "X" temperature might feel bitterly cold in the summer, but perfectly pleasant in the winter, and vice versa.
My air conditioning today, running hard during a heat wave in Atlanta, is producing a barely comfortable indoor temperature that would be smothering me in January.
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this is a very open question that depends on your level of physical activity
which is probably why TP can withstand such high temperatures before sweating
(https://media.tenor.co/images/618c1ccdb2b125769e1fab068a072f95/tenor.gif)
Seriously though this is so true, depending on what I'm doing at work there are times I'll be sweating like a pig in sub 60 F temps.
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99f/37.2c atm, but humidity is only ~40% woot
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Humidity is the only thing that gets me.
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Outside, when its sunny, clothes on - myself at around 18C.
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It was in the 40s today (8.8°C for you weirdos)
Us weirdos are in the majority!
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Outside, when its sunny, clothes on - myself at around 18C.
Is clothes on a variable or a constant?
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Outside, when its sunny, clothes on - myself at around 18C.
Is clothes on a variable or a constant?
All measurements should be taken without clothes as the clothes themselves will create a variable simply by not being the same.
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Whenever it feels humid out i have energy.