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If the average internal human temperature is around 36 degrees celsius, why don't most people feel most comfortable in weather that carries such temperatures?

>>3274726
Actually, the loss of plant life will tend to make an area slightly COOLER. Plants tend to be dark, and sand (being mostly composed of silicate minerals, rather than ferromagnesium minerals) tends to be light, so going from extensive plant cover to sand dunes will lead to a rise in albedo and hence a drop in temperatures. This picture clearly refutes your claim that deserts are consistently hotter than other biomes at similar latitudes.
I've taken three quarters of geo at the fucking University of Chicago. I know my basic shit; you clearly don't have a clue. Hell yes I mad.

>>3144873

Okay, here it is:

http://www.mediafire.com/?54kuewevinmngk5

Enjoy