@Johncdvorak Here's the Vice article, if interested:
@Johncdvorak Ah, July 7, 2021, 9:31am article, I've been partially flimflammed.
Incredibly misleading article. Above 88 degrees and 95%RH is average, year round conditions in Malaysia, a place I lived 25 years and that claim is simply not true. People don't die there every other week because it got a little hotter.
And the article starts with a link to a WaPo article which speaks of Hot and Dry.
Referencing a map that isn't there!
Anything goes, that confirms the author's biases, I gues.
>Temperature at which people spontaneously die
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperthermia
>During the July 1995 heatwave in Chicago, there were at least 700 heat-related deaths. The strongest risk factors were being confined to bed, and living alone...
1-800-cmon-now
@wolfspider baffled i say! baffled!
@wolfspider Well my local electric company in Austin decided to raise the temp in the house to 84F to keep from using too much energy!
@wolfspider certainly isn't from the experimental gene therapy most people underwent over the last two years.
@wolfspider you called it
@wolfspider they are blaming this on Climate Change! What a farce.