whygetfat on Nostr: Paul Saladino MD: "I love what you said earlier, 'An incandescent bulb is basically ...
Paul Saladino MD: "I love what you said earlier, 'An incandescent bulb is basically fire in a bottle, in some ways.' […] But there is glass around the tungsten filament. It's not taking out all of the infrared?"
Tristan Scott: "No. After we talked about this last night, I think that that glass is so thin that it's not having a major impact. […] Whereas in your house, double-paned windows. Now most windows are what's called Low-E, low emissivity, so they're even more 'energy efficient,' which means they're blocking even more infrared. Whereas my house in Wyoming is built in the '60s. I have single-paned glass windows. They're better, they're still not great, but that's something. And then ultraviolet, that's filtering out any of the ultraviolet as well.
"And windshield glass. So driving, if you drive a lot (I drive a lot). . ."
Paul Saladino MD: "You told me. This is a crazy story."
Tristan Scott: "Open the windows as much as you can. That's fantastic. But I did a funny little experiment I told you about. I drove to Canada, 10 hours, the other week. I have 120 volts in my car (it's a 4Runner). I bought these mini incandescents and I just plugged them in and shine them on my face. I will say, I did not feel super fatigued at the end of the drive. I did not feel super drained. I felt good."
bitcoinandbeef (nprofile…g5dh) with saladino (nprofile…v3um) @ 45:04–46:31 https://youtu.be/01op4XmNmxA&t=2704
Tristan Scott: "No. After we talked about this last night, I think that that glass is so thin that it's not having a major impact. […] Whereas in your house, double-paned windows. Now most windows are what's called Low-E, low emissivity, so they're even more 'energy efficient,' which means they're blocking even more infrared. Whereas my house in Wyoming is built in the '60s. I have single-paned glass windows. They're better, they're still not great, but that's something. And then ultraviolet, that's filtering out any of the ultraviolet as well.
"And windshield glass. So driving, if you drive a lot (I drive a lot). . ."
Paul Saladino MD: "You told me. This is a crazy story."
Tristan Scott: "Open the windows as much as you can. That's fantastic. But I did a funny little experiment I told you about. I drove to Canada, 10 hours, the other week. I have 120 volts in my car (it's a 4Runner). I bought these mini incandescents and I just plugged them in and shine them on my face. I will say, I did not feel super fatigued at the end of the drive. I did not feel super drained. I felt good."
bitcoinandbeef (nprofile…g5dh) with saladino (nprofile…v3um) @ 45:04–46:31 https://youtu.be/01op4XmNmxA&t=2704