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I’ve been thinking on what would be the optimal biome for natural human survival. Based off my own experience with traveling it would be Mediterranean and subtropical. Both are warm year round and have plenty of options for food (the seafood is a big plus compared to other biomes), and they both are pretty stable weather wise, though I think subtropical rains more. It may seem obvious to choose a warm climate but I’m wondering what you guys think would be the best if any other ones come to mind.
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I’ve been thinking on what would be the optimal biome for natural human survival. Based off my own experience with traveling it would be Mediterranean and subtropical. Both are warm year round and have plenty of options for food (the seafood is a big plus compared to other biomes), and they both are pretty stable weather wise, though I think subtropical rains more. It may seem obvious to choose a warm climate but I’m wondering what you guys think would be the best if any other ones come to mind.
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@tribalist humans can survive everywhere pretty nicely with proper gear, but yeah somewhere with a lot forests, warm and a lot lakes and rivers.
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@Rabbi this is true. Now that I think about it harder it may also actually be optimal to live somewhere more fit for your phenotype. I feel it would be less stressful on the body to adapt to somewhere you’re pretty much biologically perfect for
@tribalist cold is still stressful and potentially damaging thermodynamically to humans as we need to maintain 38 celsius internal body temperature, but yeah the adaptation phenotype is a real thing. scandinavians are still not immune to physical stress from cold
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@tribalist cold is still stressful and potentially damaging thermodynamically to humans as we need to maintain 38 celsius internal body temperature, but yeah the adaptation phenotype is a real thing. scandinavians are still not immune to physical stress from cold
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I’ve been thinking on what would be the optimal biome for natural human survival. Based off my own experience with traveling it would be Mediterranean and subtropical. Both are warm year round and have plenty of options for food (the seafood is a big plus compared to other biomes), and they both are pretty stable weather wise, though I think subtropical rains more. It may seem obvious to choose a warm climate but I’m wondering what you guys think would be the best if any other ones come to mind.
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I’ve been thinking on what would be the optimal biome for natural human survival. Based off my own experience with traveling it would be Mediterranean and subtropical. Both are warm year round and have plenty of options for food (the seafood is a big plus compared to other biomes), and they both are pretty stable weather wise, though I think subtropical rains more. It may seem obvious to choose a warm climate but I’m wondering what you guys think would be the best if any other ones come to mind.
@tribalist I personally believe that every race will probably do best in subtropical to tropical environments. Cold environments are literally just harder for things to live in. That's why you see less life and biodiversity. If you look around you and the environment isn't really harboring life, then it would probably be your best interest to leave that area.
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@tribalist I personally believe that every race will probably do best in subtropical to tropical environments. Cold environments are literally just harder for things to live in. That's why you see less life and biodiversity. If you look around you and the environment isn't really harboring life, then it would probably be your best interest to leave that area.
@Swansven yeah but i have also noticed the healthier you are the faster you adapt to temperatures, before summer was very hot for me because i was not optimally healthy and i was very tired because of the heat but now on rawprimal no problem i love the heat on summer.
