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(INB4 lock for politics)
Yeah, it kind of is.
Politics based around he idea of gender and gender-specific issues.
Politics based around he idea of gender and gender-specific issues. [/quote]
We REALLY need to stop those air conditions! What ARE we supposed to do?!
stupid patriarchy why u making me so cold
I find it funny they spit out the 'paytriarky' rhetoric when, if an actual patriarchy existed, they wouldn't be given a playtform in the first place.
That SkyNews snippet contains a lot of talking and not much of actual substance.
So I went and dug up a Telegraph article on the topic: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/2016/03/15/women-shiver-at-work-in-sexist-air-conditioning/
Here's the study that this article references:
http://www.nature.com/nclimate/journal/v5/n12/full/nclimate2741.html
If you're at a university and have a subscription through your school you'll be able to read/skim the entire article.
TL;DR version: "The thermostat was set low based on some standard formulas that specify what the thermostat setting should be based on people's metabolic rate. But it turns out these calculated settings were based on the standard estimated average male metabolic rate. We tested young adult females doing light office work and found that their average metabolic rate was significantly lower than that standard estimated average male metabolic rate. In conclusion, we think people who use the standard thermostat settings to estimate energy consumption should rethink their calculations."
1. Why didn't they test older adult females, or young adult males, or older adult males?
2. When was that standard made? It was developed in the 1960s. Are people different now than they were back then?
3. Note that this is "average male". A darn lot of us who are male also think it's cold!
4. What links metabolic rate to preferred thermostat setting?
The weird thing is that they might have at least a slightly more relevant 2007 article if they'd as much as bothered to look through the references: http://www.sciencedirect.com.mutex.gmu.edu/science/article/pii/S0360132306000242
Or they could have dug through a more mathy one from 1981: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/0003687081900910
Still, though, regardless of whichever study you pick:
1. "Air conditioning is sexist" is a horribly stupid way of sensationalizing this.
2. It's ALWAYS too cold because I can't take a nap in there without feeling cold. They should just turn the damn AC off.
Imagine a matriarchy.... I'm scared.
Here's a good video on the kind of stupidity sensationalism provides us:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9a7WLaYlQJ8