July, July
[science]
98.6 Degrees Fahrenheit Isn’t the Average Anymore
Okay, this is just legitimately cool. (ha.)
July, July
like the idea that this factoid we all 'know' about human body temp is wrong because it was originally right, we've just changed?
July, July
this is legitimately amazing.
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weeeeiiiiiird
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what is it now?
July, July
it says in the article!
sAlty
oh that's interesting! I'm always a little higher than that, so
sAlty
also you have to subscribe to read the article
July, July
Well it was working just now for me...
July, July
but tl;dr "Overall, temperatures of the Civil War veterans were higher than measurements taken in the 1970s, and, in turn, those measurements were higher than those collected in the 2000s."
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that's so wild
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no wonder I never get fevers
July, July
https://images.plurk.com/5d8TOTOTbulfpes7NW3kob.jpg
sAlty
...oh so it's even lower, and I am even weirder (LOL)
July, July
well it's still an average regardless
July, July
some people are always gonna be higher or lower.
sᴡᴀᴍᴘᴄᴀᴛ ғᴇᴠᴇʀ
can't read the article :-( but good
Becca Stareyes
And it does vry by how you measure it. I think the comparisons they made was via armpit temp, since that's wht they had the earliest data for
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