People are doing a lot more talking about cold temperatures using the “feels like” number. This has happened a lot more in the past few years, probably because apps are highlighting this number more. Using feels-like is narcissism-driven, because the feels-like number is always lower, so it sounds like the weather is worse than it really is.
People argue that the feels-like number better reflects how cold it actually is, but of course that’s wrong because if it’s windy, you dress for the wind, and if possible you stand where you’re out of it.
The feels-like numbers also don’t factor in the sun. 20F, cloudy, and windy feels a lot different than 20F, sunny, and windy.
So basically this is all just a way for people to dramatize the daily weather more and narcissistically increase their victimhood and suffering.
Obviously, wind chill serves a useful scientific purpose.
We are going for somewhat higher quality discourse than this.