Re:Japan sees rise of 'ramen girls'
by bitshiftfaced on Saturday March 02, 2024 @01:34PM
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To anyone who was curious like me, apparently women's core temp can run 0.4 F hotter than men's, but their hands tend to be colder!
https://www.pfizer.com/news/articles/cold_wars_why_women_fee...
Re:Japan sees rise of 'ramen girls'
by resolutebat on Saturday March 02, 2024 @01:31PM
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They were entirely serious about it. Japanese also cannot digest foreign rice because their intestines are longer, or use foreign ski gear because Japanese snow is different.
I wonder if they just felt upset that they were the subject of laughter, or if they realized having actually said it out loud, that it was easily one of the silliest beliefs out there.
What I like about it is that it flies in the face of the history of European dairy-making, and present research about coldness of extremities by gender.
https://medicalxpress.com/news/2017-12-women-colder-men-scie...
This is fantastic and makes me feel stupid, a little.
But, I'm only the messenger, I didn't ask the question, nor answer it!
Re:Japan sees rise of 'ramen girls'
by Hucklederry on Saturday March 02, 2024 @01:31PM
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Did everyone clap?
Re:Japan sees rise of 'ramen girls'
by bitshiftfaced on Saturday March 02, 2024 @01:35PM
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They would have, but their hands were already too hot.
If I recall correctly, only the women?
> A pall quickly settled over the faces of the men on the panel when they realized they had said something really stupid.
I doubt that. More likely that they were ashamed that the audience were ignorant of their craft.
Nah, women extremities are in fact sightly colder on average than men's, so it is in fact ignorant to say the reverse.
Re:Japan sees rise of 'ramen girls'
by Fire-Dragon-DoL on Sunday March 03, 2024 @11:56AM
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Sorry I'm probably misinterpreting, did they laugh because the temperature is actually colder, or because of the possible joke "women's hands are hotter" as in, more good looking
I've heard there are some really innovative women sushi chefs these days in Japan, which I'm excited to try to find in a week.