I’m not sure myself but it feels like the sort of thing where maybe what happens to the average person doesn’t matter. People interested in living nomadically should probably try it out for N months first and see how they personally adjust.
Idk though, maybe months is too short a timeframe, maybe it takes years. But if it takes years that feels like too big of an investment to be worthwhile for most people, especially if there’s also a risk that you never actually adjust.
Just based off of my experience, I adjusted to living in southern India (high humidity, >30c/86f most days) in about a month. The first month I was dying and having to drink water constantly, and then about a month in I’d adjusted almost completely.
I see. Thanks for clarifying.
I’m not sure myself but it feels like the sort of thing where maybe what happens to the average person doesn’t matter. People interested in living nomadically should probably try it out for N months first and see how they personally adjust.
Idk though, maybe months is too short a timeframe, maybe it takes years. But if it takes years that feels like too big of an investment to be worthwhile for most people, especially if there’s also a risk that you never actually adjust.
Just based off of my experience, I adjusted to living in southern India (high humidity, >30c/86f most days) in about a month. The first month I was dying and having to drink water constantly, and then about a month in I’d adjusted almost completely.