"It's what she'd want. And you know it."

even when she begs him to kill her, he does not feel even a shred of pity for her; he only worries "is being with me that bad".

the only reason he tries to change anything is because her behavior started to scare him FREAK him out. had she acted in a meeker way, bear would've lived with her HIS WHOLE LIFE knowing she ISN'T the real nikki NOT GIVING A FUCK about what she would've wanted. PERIOD.

even when she begs him to kill her, he does not feel even a shred of pity for her; he only worries "is being with me that bad".

the only reason he tries to change anything is because her behavior started to scare him FREAK him out. had she acted in a meeker way, bear would've lived with her HIS WHOLE LIFE knowing she ISN'T the real nikki NOT GIVING A FUCK about what she would've wanted. PERIOD.

Wet bulb temperature is not the ambient temperature.

Wet bulb temperature is the lowest temperature attainable by water evaporation. I.e. the THEORETICAL lowest temperature the human body can maintain based on the ambient humidity and temperature. The source I found cites the lowest wet bulb temperature that is dangerous as 88°F (~31°C) with 95°F(35°C) as the absolute limit of human survival. As OP said you are producing more heat than you can expell at those temperatures. You have to understand that you CANNOT cool down in that kind of heat even with a fan or by standing in the shade. Fans cool us by speeding up the process of evaporation which at high enough humidities it cant do. You are entirely reliant on having a functional AC unit and having power to said AC unit, just speculating here but this is probably why you see heat related deaths jump in urban blackouts.

A lot of focus in the UK has been on how our infrastructure is not built to cope with high heat and that is true, but we must remember that even in countries that are historically accustomed to heat, this is not normal either. And countries historically accustomed to heat don't necessarily have the infrastructure to cope with it either - see other posts floating around about A/C causing grid demand and rolling blackouts in India during the heatwave.

Also, how much of your population has access to properly cooled indoor spaces is going to massively affect heat deaths. Which is not just affected by how historically we built our houses, but also by who had the materials and tools and space to build appropriately - ding ding imperialism and colonialism and exploitation and also, global societal problems like homelessness (where do homeless people go to cool down? who notices if a homeless person dies on the street?). You can know everything about how to survive in a heatwave but it doesn't help massively if you don't have access to the tools and resources to apply that knowledge because they're being hoarded by fascists and billionaires,.

This is what people mean when they say climate justice is linked to colonialism, capitalism, class war, and a billion other social issues. I'm not saying don't complain because the heat is bad in Europe, it is and we should shout about it, but we should also notice the differences in how we're talking about heatwaves globally, and remember that no human is built to deal with the levels of heat we are seeing globally.

Step 1: Remove filters in Reflecting Pool because Obama put them in.

Step 2: Give your criminal neighbor who runs "Greenwater Services" a $20 million no-bid contract to paint the pool.

Step 3: Fill the pool with water from the Potomac River, the phosphates from which cause algae blooms.

Step 4: Freshly sealed pool and extreme heat result in a super scum event

Step 5: Direct National Park Service to dump hydrogen peroxide into the pool which causes the paint to peel.