The Science of Heat: Extreme Temperatures & Human Behavior
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The Science of Heat: Extreme Temperatures & Human Behavior
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Why does a heat wave make people more aggressive, and what happens to our brains when the thermostat boils over? In this episode of Boyfriend Explains, Ethan and Patrick are taking a deep dive into the hidden science of rising temperatures and the profound impact of extreme heat on human behavior, community resilience, and public health.
We’re opening up the vault of neuroscience to reveal how extreme thermal stress alters cognitive function, triggers violence, and impacts mental health. We’ll revisit some of history’s most catastrophic heat waves to see how societies crumbled, or adapted, under pressure, while examining the stark societal disparities that make urban heat islands a matter of environmental justice. From city planning to climate policy, we’re unpacking the policy solutions needed to protect our minds, bodies, and cities as temperatures rise. Tune in for an eye-opening look at the psychology, policy, and physiological reality of living in an overheating world.