98.6 Fahrenheit (or 37 Celsius) Is NOT The Average Human Temperature

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Not So Random Facts

Storyteller Entertainment

39 episodes

9 months ago

Random facts are only random because we don't know the context behind them. This podcast will fix all that by explaining the history, science, and cultural basis for every random fact you've ever wondered about.

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98.6 Fahrenheit (or 37 Celsius) Is NOT The Average Human Temperature

Not So Random Facts

16 minutes

4 years ago

98.6 Fahrenheit (or 37 Celsius) Is NOT The Average Human Temperature

From an early age we're taught that 98.6 degrees Farhenheit (or 37 degrees Celsius if you live a country that uses a better measurement system) is the average body temperature for a human being. But it turns out that one of the most basic facts of human anatomy is wrong. Find out how a German physician with the greatest name first decided to figure out how hot humans are and why his conclusion no longer applies.

Host - Michael Rainey - https://twitter.com/raineymichaelv

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