The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
but i was in california um three four weeks ago and i had dinner with a friend we ate outside i was in a t-shirt and i was freezing and it was about 65 i thought i was going to die i mean it wasn't that bad but i was amazed at how cold i felt
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um i i don't i don't mean to sound like that guy who's like just too cool for school but it's just not phasing me and people just can't stop complaining and i don't know why and it's interesting because i'm normally the my nickname in uh one phase of my life maybe it was residency or medical school my nickname was bubble boy because like if it was below 72 or above 76 it must have been med school um i was like yeah it's just it's just too cold or too hot i've california does that to you though like you just get in those bubbles and anything outside of that feels good