Coldness, Wind Chill, and Survival

Euthoniel · 10-21-2016, 12:19 AM

It's not useless info because it takes humans a long time to die from hypothermia at the temperatures the OP is talking about. Sure, the exact amount of energy is not important, but the point is that humans generate energy and heat. If we didn't, we'd die faster in the cold and at lower temperatures.

10-21-2016, 12:19 AM	#4
Euthoniel Join Date: Oct 2016	Re: Coldness, Wind Chill, and Survival It's not useless info because it takes humans a long time to die from hypothermia at the temperatures the OP is talking about. Sure, the exact amount of energy is not important, but the point is that humans generate energy and heat. If we didn't, we'd die faster in the cold and at lower temperatures.