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Shivering is an good way to build up heat, but it's also calorically expensive and leaves people vulnerable to infection. Cold adapted people therefore evolve to shiver effectively but rarely. You have to wonder if this kind of neurological adapation might also affect character.
That is to say, could the fact that northern people around the world tend to be a bit stone faced and stoic be related to the fact that their skins have been pre-adapted to ignore sudden changes in temperature?
Interesting observations as always! Even if your ideas are not yet fully formed, could you please take a crack at addressing the Aspie/Autie pandemic? I refuse to have kids until I get a handle on what the hell is causing the explosion of autism…
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