The discussion centers around the perception of cold weather and clothing choices among Canadians and others in various regions. Participants note that Canadians often wear short sleeves and shorts even in temperatures around 10 degrees Celsius, which is considered mild by those accustomed to colder climates. The conversation highlights that temperature tolerance is subjective and varies based on individual experiences and regional climates. For many, 10 degrees Celsius is not cold, especially after acclimatization to harsher winters. Some participants share anecdotes about wearing minimal clothing in much colder conditions, emphasizing that body heat and sunshine can make a significant difference in comfort levels. The discussion also touches on cultural differences in clothing choices and the humorous extremes people go to in varying weather conditions. Overall, the thread illustrates a shared understanding of how temperature perception can differ widely based on geographic and personal factors.
...at the age of 20. 