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Human beings operate in a somewhat predictable way when it comes to the weather and our ability to reserve our energy and put our heads down when need be. We know that we’re not capable of drinking a gallon of whiskey every day and doing summersaults.
Text by John White
20 SEPTEMBER MMXXVI. COPYRIGHT EDITRA AND THE AUTHORS.
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