Extraordinary People - The Iceman
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3. dredawg commented 13 years ago
How is this possible? I lived in the far north and can say from firsthand experience that it doesnt take long to get frost bite running on ice barefoot.
I wont explain the situation, but I had to run barefoot (well with socks but that was nothing) in about -35C. After about 2 minutes they were frozen solid. I dont mean cold, I mean frozen SOLID hard. This video says after 10 minutes the average person wouldnt be able to stand the pain? After 10 minutes the average person would have already collapsed for 5.
Unbelievable.
I wont explain the situation, but I had to run barefoot (well with socks but that was nothing) in about -35C. After about 2 minutes they were frozen solid. I dont mean cold, I mean frozen SOLID hard. This video says after 10 minutes the average person wouldnt be able to stand the pain? After 10 minutes the average person would have already collapsed for 5.
Unbelievable.


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4. OMGkungfu commented 13 years ago
what is he trying to prove?


6. JohnMichael commented 13 years ago
If he could really 'tune' his termostat he would have been able run a marathon in the hottest desert on Earth too..
I think he's just born with some mutation enabling him to not feel the cold..
I think he's just born with some mutation enabling him to not feel the cold..


9. RedBulletProof commented 13 years ago
The sun is the gold medal!







11. c0mmanderKeen commented 13 years ago
He seems to be able to actively control biochemical mechanisms that cause energy to be released, meaning exothermic reactions. its amazing as biochemstry, meaning enzymes and proteins, is regulating itself using allosteric inhibition, feedback inhibition or gene expression control and the like.
since we are "warmblooded" or more precise homothermic our body can actively regulate body heat at the expense of energy such as atp. but only limited as the vid stated.
he appears to be capable to disable those biochemical switches and produce excess energy resulting in heat... incredible
since we are "warmblooded" or more precise homothermic our body can actively regulate body heat at the expense of energy such as atp. but only limited as the vid stated.
he appears to be capable to disable those biochemical switches and produce excess energy resulting in heat... incredible

+49 1. Srchak commented 13 years ago