What happens if you open the window at -60°C/-76°F (Yakutia, Russia) 

One thing! Just one thing! Please tell IT to me: WHY tf do I have so many fans even though no RU-vidr is unprettier than I am? WORLDWIDE!!!! WHY??? Tell me, dear tin

@@AxxLAfriku because of your personality ofcourse

@@Abznth But I'm a real boy.... Lmao back to you!!!!

@@AxxLAfriku stop looking for attention

He's just built different.

I'm pretty sure people just die when that happens. No wonder Russian Literature is so damn depressing!

That’s how people die😭

im sure they have jackets and call for repair right after + wood + houses are well insulated there

@@t.5350 no... they have no jackets

In conditions like this least where I was in Alaska for a short while, there was portable heaters for situations like this for emergencies. Lot of people up there also knew how to work on their own heaters and had spare parts laying around if they ever needed them.

Thanks

@@ahaok6245 Always thankful

Chemtrails also exists.

I dont believe that for a second....its been proven there spraying us with lithium and other chemicals

@@MennoWielenga yeah, that's not healthy. I struggle to breath normally at -50 degrees. Feels like millions of needles piercing your lungs, that hurts. You can only breath through scarf, balaclava or some warm clothes.

@@Nikola95inYT fuuuuuck! Where do u live Man?

Yeah heh, cold can trigger intrinsic asthma

@@OlariMC But only because the air is very dry.

@@MennoWielenga No, that is actually a thing. But the air is try. And without the moisture, the cold has much less of an effect.

At some point u just stop feeling the cold cause ur numb🥶🥶🥶🥶

There's no actual difference after -30

I live in Canberra the coldest city in Australia. I once woke up camping in -12 degrees celcius that was 🥶 Now - 60 deg celcius why aren't you all dead ha ha?

My tropical ass could never. 20°c and I bundle up in a blanket, -40°c outdoors? Fuuu... I can't even imagine, that's colder than our freezer.

The humidity plays a huge role in how cold you feel. If it's extremely cold but dry outside, you won't feel as bad as moderately cold in a humid environment.

Yeah thats called freezing to death lol. Exposure, hypothermia, and frostbite happen simultaniously, timelapse speed IRL lol!

*Inner monologue* Welp, we're f'ked.

You'd have to burn the fucking house down while you're still inside lol

the lowest temperature I've ever felt was only 16*c, and the temperature in the video was -60 😮🤧

[Curb Your Enthusiasm theme begins playing]

Well tbf, if it was a few minutes longer he would probably have hypothermia

Russian

Don't see that very often any more. Everyone makes 10+ minute long videos with 30s of actual content in it. The rest is just shilling for sponsors and telling people to smash that like button and then BSing about irrelevant topics such as how much preparation went into them having to open the window and what -60C air would do your skin or why you can your breath.

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IT LIKE OLD RU-vid , HOW IT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE

Hey ravan ravan hu mai,

Hey Ravan, Bol Jai Shri Ram.🚩🚩

@@lancelot5125 jai ravan

*dont ever try to make tobacco cool again, kyle.*

Amateur ... I go by 2 lighters a day.

Это Россия, тут в отличие от стран Запада намного более дешёвое отопление. Например за предыдущий месяц за 90 квадратных метров мы заплатили чуть больше 30 евро.

В России люди живут в городах в многоквартирных домах с централизованным отоплением а в деревнях в своем доме, но и то и другое построено с учетом долгой и холодной зимы.

I live 30 kilometres from moscow, we have -25...-30 for three days already. +15 inside and I'm in my t-shirt on. If i'm going outside to smoke a cigarette, i prefere to wear something with long sleeves, but my father still wear only t-shirt if he goes for 5-10 minutes outside.

It's -30 degrees Fahrenheit outside rn and I'm chilling in a shorts and T-Shirt with my window open and fan on lmao.

​@@ВладиславКононов-л5н 15 degrees inside and I'm still fully clothed 😂

you cant monetize it. thats the problem right there

@@kingprone7846 but I’ve seen ads before 30 sec videos… how does it work then ?

@@jakobj55 youtube keeps the profits

thats also how it used to be

So I'm assuming you're not a big fan of foreplay.

Underrated comment spotted

Lol

Underrated af

he's heating up the street a little, to help neighbors with bills

666th to like it... ouch

The funny thing is that the guy is italian and the video was shot in Yakutia, mr.worldwide !

I am the most famous man on YouTub! This is not bragging! This is the truth! The truth will set you free, dear raz

I wonder what the disparity between non verbal expression across the world was like when technology didnt connect us

No shit Sherlock

@@AxxLAfriku you're only because of outrageous and special comments like this one on popular, trendy videos.

He probably has a good room temperature control/ heater otherwise no way even with 10 layers of clothing he would have made it

Its probably 67f in there

@@HumourusLAV still just one layer of glass shielding 25 deg celcius to -60 deg celcius! That's kinda feels unreal.

@@tula__ Could be a tempered glass maybe with a Heat resistant coating... That could handle that kinda temperature change... Not to say they all are probably used to the that climate and still probably be shaking inside... Could be possible, Nothing for sure though

@@tula__ a window usually has 3 layers of glass, at least new windows in places with cold climate.

@@johnperic6860 That's what he said

@@johnperic6860 that is what happens though. Hot air is less dense and floats and the cold air is more dense and sinks.

I just think this chain of replies is great. Very telling of modern education. We're all trying to prove the same point with different explanations that really describe the same thing, so we end up believing everyone's got a different point. When Noone actually zoomed in on the process that is at the center of it all. (Not that the complexity of natural processes will every be fully captured by human understanding), but what we should all be describing here is the thermodynamic properties of air itself. Air is composed of molecules held loosely together through chemical bonds that can absorb and release energy in the form of heat. (Like one form of energy our favorite star (the sun) gives off a LOT of!). The atmoSPHERE of our planet is essentially a body of fluids(liquids AND gases) that moves and wiggles around constantly. That moving stuff is what we loosely call air.. a bunch of molecules binding and unbinding with eachother. Molecular bonds that absorb more heat energy push the bound molecules further apart, decreasing the over molecular density for that region of air. Those bonds that don't absorb heat energy allow the bound molecules to stick closer together in a 3d space, increasing the overall molecular density. Compare the two volumes and you'll see that "hot" air has less molecules per area of space, so a lower density, which means that area of space weighs less than a more-dense area of space. So in conjuction with other physical forces like gravity, and pressure, the dense "cold" air ultimately "falls" towards the earth, displacing the less-dense "hot" air. Honestly this explanation still isn't good enough to capture even a portion of the whole picture. Just know that EVERYTHING in life is more complicated than we will ever understand, and stop trying to be "right" because the best we can do is avoid being too wrong, and help guide others to pieces of understanding we have proven reliable.

@@johnperic6860 Air that contains a slight to significantly higher temperature, along with air with slightly to significantly substantial temperate compared to evaporated H2O, simply known as air with an increased temperature, causes the both to displace themselves due to their density in the molecular level. Just like oil and water.... Bruh stfu they're the same thing

@@bloogain Thought provoking points! Thank you. I did include too much detail and allowed a few diversions when trying to provide a "most-reliable" summary of events, and so it became pedantic. I hope to become more concise and point-driven while eliminating the possibility of usual-for-internet expected red-herring responses in future conversations. As for the understanding complexity portion, to reiterate and understand your point: I believe we can assume to fully grasp an understanding of some natural process, when a chain of causality has been established, but there will always be something more to that process which we have yet to see or understand. For example discovering atoms answered a lot of questions about matter, but said nothing about what composes atoms, or leads to their discrete behaviors, or what those behaviors are under varying contexts. Since my point is invalidated by it suggesting the point itself is much more complex, then it can no longer stand true, as the point will eventually need adjustments, correct? Then there was no ultimate truth in making my point. And yet I cannot accept that we understand any single thing in all its entirety. I still want to believe that it is always accurate to say "there's more to this" because we cannot ever definitely say "there is no more to this" from what you said i realize i cannot make my point on complexity if I truly believe it. Then maybe there is a level of ultimate comprehension that I cannot fathom. Where do you stand on this? What CAN we say and rely on if anything at all? I would agree I think I'm pretty intelligent when it comes to most people and I have a lot to thank for that. Thats why I write stuff like this in hopes of contributing to my own growth and others', through responses like yours.

Human should be in -60 to have fun? XD

@@bepinkfloyd814 nah man, I'm saying it's good to see humans having fun with small things like the white smoke that comes out of our mouths when it's cold

Can you say that, because you are unfunny bunny?

@@InnocentC0 ?

😍🥺you are right

Мин сахабын

EU is a bummer for everyone.

Heating and insulation. Same thing in Finland. I feel colder in northern Mexico for the exact opposite reason: no good heating or insulation.

Europe is bad? You haven't seem Japan then 😅😅Insulation is pretty much nonexistent in Japan. You can put the heater all the way up and it never gets warm enough.

No idea bud, been living in eastern EU my entire life and we've never had heating issues. Always wore a t-shirt indoors during winter. And this being in an apartment block.

porcoddue fra sei internazionale

More like expert, not "god"

Russian girls can do that.

Lol

His mom: I DON'T PAY TO HEAT UP THE OUTSIDE! CLOSE IT!

@@centauria9122 😂

He isn’t breathing he’s blowing.

@@rickr949 well exhalation is part of the breathing cycle so...

I know right 😀. In UK you open window for that long at -1°c the whole room is freezing.

He is ITALIAN 😂😂

I knew something was up here. Seems ridic

Pfff noobs!! I will just light myself on fire

V.O.D.K.A

That's huge gaps between levels, 4s for every level seems balance.

Thats exactly how my brain thought while seeing this vid. Lol.

My basic typing and level 1 skills could never

Something like Genshin impact

Really I'm so miss dota 2.

Same here! Russians know how to make good windows

Russian windows. Nothing more to say.

That generally has to do with the humidity level and the water vapor freezing. Although I have never been there, I believe humidity is very low to non existent.

@@drexxler138 bingo. It's dry as all shit there. Since it all immediately freezes to snow, there's also very little ice.

Russian windows built different

23°C is maybe the lowest I have experience. Honestly I think I will never survive below 15 🤣

Which area do you live?

Honestly, we have -30°C in winter where I live and also pretty humid so it kinda sucks, but it's not that bad with proper clothes, however as soon as it gets to +30°C I'm dying too, can't imagine living in a desert.

I was in -30C and in in the military during training. It was so cold, we would throw a cup of boiling water in the air and it would INSTANTLY evaporate straight into water vapor without hitting the ground. It was so cold, you felt like your eyeballs were freezing and without proper gear, you'd be dead inside of 15 minutes :-(

He's not russian either way lol

I felt the same 😭😂 Indonesia is hot as hell the whole year.. only rain season that make the temperature drops just A LITTLE. Literally only 3-5 degrees lower. Thats all. The rest is hellllll

@@septiancandra2006 Same here in Brazil, at least for most part of the country.

@@septiancandra2006 wkwkwkw apa kabar 👋🏻

@@septiancandra2006 same here I'm also Indonesian xD

@@septiancandra2006 were just neighbors same in the philippines

That's how it used to be at the beginning, just upload your stuff and it's done

Straight copy catting too lol

Some people would easily stretch this to more than 10 minutes.

RU-vidrs need dat watch time tho. Simple if you make a 1 minute video that’s 1 minute max of watch time. If you make a ten minute video that’s 10 max, but I’ve seen a lot more videos like this lately. Maybe the algorithm is changing.

Then they don't get paid

In winter we have 0 bugs, both at home and outside)

a lot of bugs called winter bugs

Yeah that's the good thing about winter all the mosquitos and spiders and creepy crawlies go into hiding till they can come back with a vengeance in spring

You can still have cockroaches and insects called silverfish.

no bugs but small mammal seek the heat of the attic

He is on t shirt )

@@nomusicrc changed it, thanks. Translated it a bit to literally from my native language haha

insulation is actually not that great, since many buildings are still standardized soviet-era buildings (i.e. the same stuff they built in warmer regions), so the radiators are just ridiculously hot + the people came up with a lot of DIY solutions for better insulation

Well over there houses are not made of paper but bricks lol

@@MrJockelus "standardized" soviet era buildings tends to be warmer than new projects. It's not like in all of the huge russian land the building technology is the same everywhere. In Yakutia buildings are built on piles and not on the ground. Piles can be like 15 meters deep in the ground: see that video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oRBEvdwv420.html That's because of a permanent frost, if you build a house on the ground the permanent frost would melt and the house would be destroyed. Also there's a 3 layers of glass on the windows (in central regions is 2 layers) and 2 layers of front doors (literally 2 doors and there's a space between them like 20 centimeters) especially in soviet apartments. Now people often remove that 2 doors and install 1 beefy front door.

Central heating in Russia is much cheaper than in the West.

Nah russian houses integrate stoves and fireplace systems to keep them warm it's very effective and cheap

Firewood

@@titanashinsuke1901 or coal

radiant heat does not cool down as quickly as convection heat

Ordinary window

yes

Where u live?

True the coldest temperature I've ever experienced was 17°C lol hahaha 🤣

try putting yourself in the chest freezer

Let's just say you'll get virgin again in an instant.

@@justrandomthings709 mine -17 couple years ago

most heat is stored in the walls and furniture

That’s amazing. There is absolutely no humidity in that house. I guess if there was as little as 5% the walls and windows would be soaked.

most heat is stored in the balls

Most of the furnitures and walls are stored in heat.

He must have really good insulation. I'd like to know what kind of building materials they use

He's Russian Italian lol

Same, lol

Lmao!

What did he say?

@@avs6362 lol there are captions, but he says it's almost -60 outside

In Spain ?

@@SameerSharma-gh8mg yep, in the north of Castille in winter

As a Canadian the coldest temperature I’ve ever felt was -20 C

@@Justaman_99 Wow Spain is blessed. You are not too cold like Scandinavian and western Europe countries and not too hot like India and entire middle East and south east Asia.

@@BasilMinhas damn that's pretty cold

mines 10°C.

I'm in south east Asia, I can't even imagine anything lower than 15°C

here -32

@@soji-yeunmochi-con1162 the lowest I’ve felt was -6 C. I live in the southeast United States

We work outside up to -40, after that you can walk outside up to -60, but of course working outside at these temperatures is too extreme, however up to -35 its ok, cars drive, but you can't run cause air gets a bit thin and hard to breathe, we take our children out for walk up to -20 is ok, at -30 some schools close for small children. But these are only for experienced people who used to live in such temperatures, I had some workers coming from warm winter zones and they said they were shocked by how cold it can be, their best winter clothes is no good for such winters.

😂😂😂

😂 8 degrees is warm to me. That’s a nice Spring day 😊 I live in Canada. -38 is the coldest I have ever been in outside in Edmonton.

@jenniferfrances8793 -38°...😳....Again I would be face down on the ground, with a snowplow driving over my limp carcass

@@jenniferfrances8793 How is 45 degree Celsius then for you?

Here in chicago the coldest I remember it being was -10 f but of course the windchill brought it down to like -25.

Ah yes, the "Plot twist"... Another sub-category of youtube comments that has well run its course. LOL

i wanted to look for the plot twist and thank god there it is

HILARIOUS AND ORIGINAL!

you mean ice breathing dragon

🤖Nightbot✓: @atom --> ⚠️ I spot the same recycled jokes. (stop saying plot twist) [warning]

Oh man, I live in northern finland and for a few weeks of winter its around -30c. I learned that metal is sticky the hard way when my hand was stuck to a door handle as a child and I was stuck there and had to rip my hand off (ouch) because i was literally going to freeze to death.

Somewhat true, yeah. However, now image those-39 with (relatively) a lot of moisture and wind in the air. I have been there, and it is truly terrible... When the pain start to go away in your body parts, thats when its almost too late.

There is no moisture in the air at -39. That's why you get chapped lips and dry skin during the winter here in Finland. @@GoldenCroc

@@jermu8706 There certainly can be moisture at that temperature, and a lot of it to, actually. But its somewhat dependent on coming from outside sources. I guess you can argue those sources arent -39 in themself, but the effect is similar when the wind blows the moisture onto you. As I said, I have experienced both, something I would guess most people havent since such conditions arent very common. Perhaps you havent been in those very cold but still moist conditions?

It's actually -40 that they're the same 🤓

se leggi la descrizione noterai che il video risale a gennaio, non novembre ;)

Non ce la farei mai a vivere in un posto così ahah ma viva la madre Russia, sempre!

Same. isn't that insane ? I mean like how is that even possible

Because the heater/radiator is on.

Its 25F? Indoor temp?

@@AngelGonzalez-yt4tm because its outside not inside ? :D

​@@AngelGonzalez-yt4tm thats because russian homes are well heated. My friend who lives in Yakutsk even opens his windows because it is too hot in his apartment (less than -40 celsius outdoors)

I n countries with hard winters we hest with burning wood, in ovens, not open fireplaces where the heat is quick and the wood burns away quickly. Then we insulate with good materials like glasswool or Stonewool and different foam fillers around doors and windows. It need to be airtight every other place than ventilation openings, which channels often are heated to prevent condense water being formed. Traditionally they run in the chimney but we do use electricity to heat them where there is no chimney. In Norway a new house no need to preserve the temperature no mather if its changing outside or what your type of heating you use. We also have heated floors in bathrooms and the area inside the front door. Many also have floor heating of some sort even if the floors is wooden. The material of choise for a warm house is wood and it need to be something else than hardwood because the house moves with temperature so hardwood would crack and splinter.

@@JimRichardHartmann Exactly what we do. Slow combustion fire using free salvaged and deadfall wood. We heat only the living/kitchen area, and sleep cold in sub zero rooms. Bathrooms are also unheated. Anything else would cost, and if it costs we're obliged to work (as employees) to pay for it. That's a deal with the devil - and all just to wear a t-shirt in winter. The depths of human stupidity are limitless.

Shi this house heated to where u can wear no shirt 🤣🤣🤣

@@pm2886 Bru it seems like u have sum money so why r u sleeping in sun zero temperature if u don’t have to and all gotta do is spend a lil extra just to at least make it 50 degrees in there like wtf u just said y’all sleep in sun 0 but have heat and all this shi your crazy ash. Ik sun people can’t afford sun that stuff but the way u talk makes it seem like u have sun sort of money

damn... and here i am.. layering bombers and padded jackets at 13°C

I ❤ your comment !!! Im a MOM and that would make me have anxiety too. Lol

You’re letting the ping-pong balls out…..Anyone remember that old commercial?

Trophy winning comment 🏆

Meh gas is cheap, why just not have a fun?

My dad is like that too

I'm cold just reading this :v where I live it's always between 25°C and 30°C, just perfect to me

When folks in Canada say minus like that, they count the wind shill, though. Here in Toronto tonight, it was around minus 4, -15 with the wind shill.

@@waryaawariiri1812 I can't even imagine that temperature

@@erichgomes7574 Lol me too. In my country, the temperature in winter is between 9-25°C. Can't even imagine how they've been surviving at such a low temperature where I can't bear the normal temperature (10-24). I'm pretty much lucky 🍀

@@하산마리암 I totally agree with you LOL you're from south korea, right? I'll totally visit one day, but not at the winter for sure lmao

in russia? you got to be joking xD

Well the heating system in that area should be amazing

You get used to cold weather when you experience it year to year. I for example can't stand anything hotter than +25 C, it is absolute pain in my opinion.

@@babbyboy2164 here in chihuahua we go from -8 to like almost +50 celsius every goddamn year hahahah :v i can wear a tshirt at like 10 for some minutes, AND Also wear It at like 48 😂😂😂 We need clothes for every single fucking weather!

@@javierherrera8782 I love making a fashion statement in the winter at the company yard just West if Fargo N.D. by wearing my shorts in the winter ❄️❄️❄️❄️

@@RiverRatWA57 hahahahh crazy Man

Mom: Just hang the turkey over the window outside. Son: Why not in the freezer? Mom: Why pay to run a freezer when it's a literal freezer outside.

well thats what eskimos do. Why fridge if u can just plop something outside in an ice box. Just watch out for polar bears lol.

@@Andytlp I do watch the polar bear. We chill out every day.

Where do you live?? 20 C is pretty high as a lowest temperature

@@keshbo i think he probably meant -20

Well it would be cold at first and then you would feel like you were on fire. It’s also cold enough if you were to freeze carbon dioxide it would not melt.

Pathetic

@@keshbo Places like South East Asia don't go anywhere down to the negative. Where I am from the lowest we ever get is 20 or 16 as the lowest. If you want to get colder you gotta go up North or in the mountains.

It has a lot to do with your adaptation. I live in a place where there're all four seasons and in winter we get in average slightly below 0 Celsius. So I want to say when the first cold hits you it feels like very cold and but I grew up in this, so you live on and you didn't notice how the temperature got colder but it feel nicer. And finally when it's +3 in winter it feels like almost spring came!

I couldn't last in a warmer or more humid climate it's about adapting. I'm sure over time I could get used to not dealing with winter every year. But I know for a fact the process would be miserable.

Live in a country where we get -15 in winter and cannot grasp how they manage it that cold ..

He's really in Switzerland practicing his CGI. You don't need to imagine it.

Если бы ему пришло в голову выплеснуть в окно стакан чая - вода замерзла бы не долетев до земли. Я не шучу, вы легко найдете такие видео.

Its fake. Windows dont open at -60

Dude get RU-vid revanced it even has sponsorblock skip...

@@JoHn-if6wy american windows, yes. These are german windows and they have a thick piece of rubber and other stuff

@@hazard3861 yea so a german window made from america will open at -60? Is that your argument? Laughable. Get off my thread, insect.

​@@nagyba youtube revanced only skip ads and sponsored, not a dumb content dragger, meaning that people just talk a bunch of rubbish before actually getting to the points, just like you are making essays.

Trondhiem is humid and windy, which feels MUCH colder than Yakutia's still dry cold. Believe me, it's WAY too colder at -15 in Saint-Petersburg, than at -60 in Yakutia

@@sironnsk humidity and wind is indeed annoying in cold

🤣👍🏻

Man, you must be kidding me. 15 is suitable for walking in your underpants for at least half an hour. Salute from Siberia))

Lol. +15°C is good weather to wear a T-shirt all day.

@@AndreiBerezin 15 градусов зимой это жара. Я из Москвы

This is sarcasm guys, we all know 15 degrees is warm

In fact it was sulty July. I'm telling you this as native Russian )

@@user-distantstar наврал)

@@minochenkovatn , не наврал, а пошутил

@@user-distantstar ну, ок)

Russia knows how to heat houses

Yeah Russia keeps gas only for itself (I am Italian and always on the verge of an energetic crisis)

​@@floatingsara It's not a problem. Buy Russian gas. The prices are great, cheaper than American LPG. But the U.S. does not allow Russia to finish Nord Stream-2 because it is not profitable for the U.S. Russia did not make high gas prices for long-term contracts. This European Union refused them in favor of trade on the stock exchange, so spot prices soared. In general, use green energy. Gas is bad: CO2, global warming and that all)

@@Valentin_I ok, russian troll

I can 100 percent assure you that Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life. He did the ultimate act of love for mankind in being crucified, being buried, and rising again on the third day. God made Jesus to be sin for us, though Jesus knew no sin. Through Jesus we can be saved, he bore our sins on the cross.

It's because he's in Russia, straight to the point people's country.

Thank you for being one of those annoying youtube commenters that sees many people have already said this but feels the need to say it again anyway.

Hey guys, before this video I would like to show you 10 collabs, here we go!

@@peacock8394 He's italian tho

@@BeardyGit89 thank you for pointing out the annoying commenter😂😂😂😂😂

long live humanity

You mean like housing and heat 😂

@@wastedwifi yes, exactly like housing and heat

Imagine what those houses looked like 50 years ago …

We had fire

-20 f isnt far from -60c

How much is that

@@LeoGuitarize about -29°C, so yeah, far from -60°C

@@maximyles well i think it is -40°C=-40°F

@@antoninjacob2232 why is 32f equal 0c but -20 is only -29c. Makes zero sense.

5°C is the lowest i've made here in the Philippines, and it was killing me.

0°C is the lowest that I have ever experienced, and that's one of my worst nightmares to be true

Okay so I’m from Europe and -10*C is i think the lowest i ever faced… could have faced lower too but not sure

Me -4 °C

Hello fellow Indian. Dude literally same. Here in ranchi it drops till 2/3°c And it's already freezing .

Every video used to be like this pre-2015

Oh I hope you get more likes! good luck!

If every video was like this people wouldn’t be making a living being RU-vidrs. Sponsors and ads get them paid. Like, comment and subscribe gets the out there.

So you probably need TikTok

@@danielpl8535 Nobody needs TikTok....

It’s not what you’d think I went to Alamosa Colorado it gets like only -40 f with windchill man I’ve never been so cold in my life I had a jacket but fuck a duck that windchill blew through it cheap down jacket from Walmart damn near killed me warmth from a car heater is what saved myself but If that went out I was for sure dead 💀 it’s really scary to be cold and know if shit went bad your meeting Jesus

Keep in mind I lived in only Texas wasn’t not used to very cold weather I mean 22 f or on occasion low 16 f but then again it’s Texas we have dead mesquite everywhere fire wasn’t hard to make and keep you warm you could build a huge fucking bonfire if you’d like 👍

To be honest that doesn't sound right. If you feel warmer than you actually are, it's because you really are warmer. So the danger of the cold does relate to how cold you feel. There's no special magic, deceptive cold where you suddenly get frostbite without feeling it. It's exactly because of the humidity, as you said. What usually steals most of the heat from your body is the water molecules in the air bouncing off of your skin. That's why people feel much colder when they exit shower with their body still wet, especially somewhere where the air flows a lot, like if you open a window. So the super cold air actually is technically warmer, because it has so few water molecules the air can't steal the heat of your body very efficiently. Don't get me wrong, -60 cold is still super dangerous, but as I said, there's no magic paradox where you be deceived by feeling warm while freezing to death. Except alcohol of course :D

@@LudvikKoutnyArt If you don't know what you're talking about, it's best to not say anything and not look like a dumbass bro. Op is right and you just look obtuse

I’ve always found that once things get below -40 you don’t actually feel cold, you just feel pain. It’s really quite strange haha

That explains why when it gets too cold it starts to feel warm in a weird way

@@LudvikKoutnyArt well that's how hyptohermia works

They probably use gaming PC's as space heaters😆

He's Italian though

@@Acampandoconfrikis oh.

the power shut off so he set fire to his couch to keep warm

@@kentuckybeararms Probably 90 degress in there.