A large-scale global study shows that extreme heat affects not just our bodies, but also our emotions. Researchers analyzed over a billion social media posts and found that when temperatures exceeded 95F (35C), expressed sentiments became more negative, particularly in lower-income countries where effects were three times stronger.
A large-scale global study shows that extreme heat affects not just our bodies, but also our emotions. Researchers analyzed over a billion social media posts and found that when temperatures exceeded 95F (35C), expressed sentiments became more negative, particularly in lower-income countries where effects were three times stronger.
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