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22nd December 10, 06:59 PM
#23
 Originally Posted by auld argonian
Hey- Wether it's the power of suggestion, or more likely, that the tender skin of the ears forehead and scalp feel the cold more keenly, I feel one heck of a lot more comfortable with a hat than without. I also know that I am by no means alone in this.
Also, you'll note that the article does confirm that around 10% of lost body heat is lost from the neck up. That's a sizeable ammount, so far as I'm concerned, when you consider that the average man may weigh 160-180+ pounds, and the average head only 7-10 pounds. As I said, a LOT of heat is lost through the head.
Last edited by Ryan Ross; 22nd December 10 at 07:09 PM.
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