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There are actually lots of studies done on the subject.  When it's
hotter people's tempers are a little shorter.  Unless they are on a
beach drinking Mai Tai's and watching bikinis.

Study done by the FBI

http://www-personal.umich.edu/~tnienber/poster/crime.html

Study done by the APA

http://www.apa.org/monitor/feb98/global.html

neo wrote:
> If we look at ongoing conflicts in world, almost all conflicts are in
> countries with hot weather. Afghanistan, Iraq, Africa, mideast, indian
> subcontinent etc.
>
> I think heat, high temperature affects human brain and leads to voilent
> nature.

SpankyTClown wrote:
> There are actually lots of studies done on the subject.  When it's
> hotter people's tempers are a little shorter.  Unless they are on a
> beach drinking Mai Tai's and watching bikinis.
>
> Study done by the FBI
>
> http://www-personal.umich.edu/~tnienber/poster/crime.html
>
> Study done by the APA
>
> http://www.apa.org/monitor/feb98/global.html

.This is for narrow minded atheist who think that religion is
responsible for human atrocities. Get real and think in more scientific
ways.

> neo wrote:
> > If we look at ongoing conflicts in world, almost all conflicts are in
> > countries with hot weather. Afghanistan, Iraq, Africa, mideast, indian
> > subcontinent etc.
> >
> > I think heat, high temperature affects human brain and leads to voilent
> > nature.

neo wrote:
> If we look at ongoing conflicts in world, almost all conflicts are in
> countries with hot weather. Afghanistan, Iraq, Africa, mideast, indian
> subcontinent etc.
>
> I think heat, high temperature affects human brain and leads to voilent
> nature.

Ever heard of Harald Hardrada?

neo <0voyager0@gmail.com> wrote:

> If we look at ongoing conflicts in world, almost all conflicts are in
> countries with hot weather. Afghanistan, Iraq, Africa, mideast, indian
> subcontinent etc.
> 
> I think heat, high temperature affects human brain and leads to voilent
> nature.

Exactly. Did you ever try to stone an infidel to death in winter? First,
you have to put on coats, boots, gloves. Then you have to scrape all the
ice off your car with a credit card. The ground is frozen and snow
covered, making it harder to find good rocks. It gets dark early, so you
have to schedule the stoning for the middle of the day, which means
finding a babysitter. It's just easier to sit at home, watch the 700
Club and eat Ho-Ho's.

Um, Vikings?  Mongols?

or does hot wether make you want to kill the guy next door and cold
wether want to make you kill the guy way far way?


My theory is that cold weather makes it harder to survive, thereby
promoting more collectiveness.  If your needs for food acquisition and
shelter are less it results in smaller social units, which results in
smaller ethnic groups, and what purpose do ethnic groups serve?  They
don't call it ethnic cleansing for nothing.

Someone wrote: 
> > > I think heat, high temperature affects human brain and leads to voilent
> > > nature.
> 

Symbology and dream analysis use weather imagery to represent mental and 
physical/emotional states. Tornados for turmoil; waves for change; 
lightning for enlightenment... etc.

Creativity is a storm of activity. 

Process of change is strong in some, and reaction to change spawns 
violence for others. Indoors and outdoors, so to speak.

"neo" <0voyager0@gmail.com> wrote in message 
news:1148653524.766597.101280@g10g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
> If we look at ongoing conflicts in world, almost all conflicts are in
> countries with hot weather. Afghanistan, Iraq, Africa, mideast, indian
> subcontinent etc.
>
> I think heat, high temperature affects human brain and leads to voilent
> nature.
>

I think that crossposting shit to many groups upsets people too. 



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Yup I am an atheist.

What does religon have to do with people acting nasty to one another
when it's hot?  That is what politicians like to call justification of
actions.  You have to have a reason for putting holes in your
neighbours, Jesus or Mohammed seem to be good sources of reasoning.  At
least to 99% of the sheeple on the planet.  Now if religon doesn't play
a role, who's left in the equation?

Just us killing one another for no real reason, except what the leaders
tell us.  Which usually turns out to be religous in some form or
another.  Appearently he US of A is still on it's Crusade and the
Muslims are on a Jihad.

Again, the only common denominator in this "it's hot"="I'm going kill
someone" equation is...People whacking people.  Don't need a religon to
do that, all you need is justification to do so, it just so happens
that religon is a very well used excuse.

neo wrote:
> SpankyTClown wrote:
> > There are actually lots of studies done on the subject.  When it's
> > hotter people's tempers are a little shorter.  Unless they are on a
> > beach drinking Mai Tai's and watching bikinis.
> >
> > Study done by the FBI
> >
> > http://www-personal.umich.edu/~tnienber/poster/crime.html
> >
> > Study done by the APA
> >
> > http://www.apa.org/monitor/feb98/global.html
>
> .This is for narrow minded atheist who think that religion is
> responsible for human atrocities. Get real and think in more scientific
> ways.
>
> > neo wrote:
> > > If we look at ongoing conflicts in world, almost all conflicts are in
> > > countries with hot weather. Afghanistan, Iraq, Africa, mideast, indian
> > > subcontinent etc.
> > >
> > > I think heat, high temperature affects human brain and leads to voilent
> > > nature.