This article didn't age well

>tfw fell for the air conditioning meme
>tfw shitposting under cozy blankets while zurich burns outside

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[complains about it being hot half the year]

My gran died in that heatwave

>sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1631069107003770?via=ihub

I looked it up on my Universities library as I the link is a buy subscription thing.

Basically, what they did, is they calculated the number of deaths from 1998-2002 and got the yearly average. Then compared this to 2003, which was significantly higher.

This led to them calculating roughly 74,000 people dead, but gave a margin of error that just led to 70,000.

Note, they also state that both the French government, UN, and several other international organizations have come with lower numbers, but are still very high. (15000-30000)

This number sought to include all deaths that were caused by it.

>Using the delta between the numbers of daily deaths recorded during the summer of 2003 and the average number recorded on the same day during years 1998–2002, Fig. 1 represents the variations in daily mortality during the summer of 2003 for the 16 European countries together. Out of the 122 days, 27 days presented a delta lower than zero, inducing a total deficit of 5045 deaths compared to 95 days, with a delta higher than zero, creating a total excess mortality of 74,483 deaths. Both gaps do not balance each other. Excess mortality was a characteristic of the summer of 2003 affecting a major part of Europe. In particular, three main peaks exceeding 1000 additional daily deaths were observed on 13 June, between 16 and 21 July and on 12 and 13 August, days in which the mortality peak was exceptional. Excess mortality was also observed at the end of June and persisted during the month of September.

Quote from the last paragraph explaining how they got the number. I can't quote all of it as it's somewhat lengthy.
Nor can I provide schools link as you have to be a student.

just open a window bro

Our year is not 10-20 days long brainlet.

>tfw when over 300 "shart" years old

>Euros are so desperate to be smug about everything that they actually take pride in being uncomfortable and sweaty just so they can pretend they're better than people who don't sit in a sweltering heat all day

Getting really sad, lads.

wew lad. I guess they'll need to invest in ac then. Wonder when we'll see 10 million in china die each year.

Here's the figure that it references btw.

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so the number is the result of a mathematical formula with no real connection to realitly.
They now that every year the amount of people diying increases because we are overaged societies.

that's exactly right. they always bring up stupid damage control shit like "it is bad for the planet!". washers, dryers, ac, etc. even cars.

>has "science" it the name
opinion discarded, go preach somewhere you fanatic faggot

>captions made by a chinese

AC's in retirement homes would be a good start.
>inb4 they start dropping like flies because the air quality goes to shit.

I'm not going to pretend to understand the math bit, but here's a screenshot.

The study was produced from a grant that the EU gave them

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okay this is epic

It's just all years calculated together and divided by the amounts on years.

Then the 2003 dead - the average = heat dead

Absolut bullshit,

complaining about the weather is our national pastime
if I got AC, what would I moan about in the summer?

>The study was blablabla
Science is not proof, and actually never (ever) proves anything, on top of being built on weak hypothesis

Are AC units and electricity super expensive there?

It's around $4k to $5k for central air, but that normally uses your air duct for forced air gas furnaces. So if you have a different kind of heat, you don't have those ducts to use.
Window AC units are like $150

my cock up your ass faggot

I imagine euros' bed sheets, chairs, couches, them, smell like massive arse in the summer.

>Are AC units and electricity super expensive there?
'Green' energy is awesome in that regard.
>close your nuclear power plants
>wtf why is electricity so expensive now :c:c:c

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