Masseyrati80
Masseyrati80 t1_j23orzs wrote
Reply to ELI5: Why is it uncomfortable to, for example, put your hand or body in cold water, but pleasurable to drink it? by EastmanNorthrup
Our sense of perception of heat is "hard-wired" to warn us about an environment that's going to suck out our body heat (unpleasant feeling --> avoid when possible), but not to warn us about drinking cold water, as it would have been a bad idea to skip an opportunity to rehydrate when water is available.
Masseyrati80 t1_ja6tsho wrote
Reply to Does this mean audiobooks aren't for me? by IAmNotAFetish
Someone made a study, according to which listening to audio books has almost all of the benefits of reading, but only if you concentrate on it as you would to reading a book - multitasking easily takes your mind partly or totally off it.