Of course you can!

You're brain damaged and don't know anything about anatomy.

Unfortunately, the western design isn't actually conducive to elimination and may have created more problems than it solved.

Ah for shame. You didn't realize he lives in a reality all his own. Points from our reality do not work.

There's supposed to be some sort of silver...

Hard to say, depends on how the experiments were going. For example, if you stand on snow and melt it you're going to lose body temperature quickly, so it seems better not to melt the snow. However, if you melt the snow quickly enough and form a puddle the water will distribute heat equally resulting in no perception of cold. Also, below freezing it's a lot more comfortable and warm on top of snow than bare concrete.

There's two key things here. Humans perceive hot & cold through differences in temperature and the human body, when on automatic pilot, usually defaults to worst-case-scenario.

On perception of cold, the body panics and changes blood flow to keep heat in the core. This automatically makes you more easily damaged by the cold because now you have insufficient heat in your extremities and it 'feels' colder. It's a vicious cycle.

That's on auto-pilot. If you don't let your body go in to panic mode, made easier by reducing temp differences between body parts, you'll find that the human body functions quite well in the cold. Learning to increase/decrease heat distribution in your body is key here along with being able to shut the machine up. It's one of the easiest body systems to access. Just requires a little simple visualization a la "my hand is getting hot/cold".

I used to be flat footed. That was a bitch. Coupled with the shin splints climbing a flight of stairs was horrible.

The body is a tensegritic puzzle. If you're missing tension in one area, where did it go?

So you put heatsinks on them don't you?

apparently you have no idea just how much heat LED arrays put out.

When I had a condo, everyday I used to do standing meditation on my balcony. In boxers because there's laws against public nudity.

This was in canada. During the winter. You'd be suprised what your body is capable of once you get your mind to stop constantly telling you your 'limitations'. This and my body still isn't functioning properly or anywhere near its potential.

A 10 day fast is the easiest way to begin to distinguish mental recordings and reality. The reality your brain creates is very real and can be lethal. One must learn to control it at all costs.

Looking to the past when our bodies were healthier is faulty?

Focusing on the mind is destroying our bodies, and for what?

Standing posture is the hardest yoga asana to master and carries the most benefits. If all you get is sore feet you have no clue what you're doing and should learn.

or learn how to use your feet.

Shoes are some of the greatest evil ever foisted on mankind.

No, the main problem is sitting down improperly for hours.

Yoga asanas are homeostatic body configurations. Even when it looks like you're twisted up like a pretzel, as long as you're doing it correctly, there is no impediment to proper circulation.

Learning to stand properly is what got rid of my arthritis.

One should view arthritis as the body doing exactly what it has been 'designed' to do. One then only needs to figure out how one is screwing up and activating systems that shouldn't be active.

Just because you need so much clothing just means you don't know how to use your body properly. It doesn't mean everybody else is like that. Though the majority of broken bodies slumped in chairs all need that clothing as well.

Ah the posting of someone who doesn't understand what soft robotics* is, and then modded insightful by others who didn't RTFA.

Hint: it's not a hard robot in a silicone sleeve.