Water has a boiling point. So does steel. Sun gets really hot too.
Then there is the boiling point of a human.
Under stress – it gets higher, not lower. More we handle – more difficulty we face, the more we deal with it, we get cooler, calmer.
Some argue women have a different boiling point than men. Absolutely true, has been for millennia. If not they’d surely have killed many children and all their husbands.
Consequently I postulate that boiling point differentials between genders is clearlykey to human survival. Boiling points are verified/validated regularly – just keeping balance, we take each other’s temperature.
[While weather here shifted sharply from ‘unseasonably mild’ to ‘typical December’ (yesterday: -16C/4F with -26C wind-chill) it might seem odd for me to be letting off steam about boiling, but here I am anyway]
