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  1. What would happen to my cognition (thinking speed, range of comprehension, mental focus, mood, bodily regulation) if i was at normal room temperature? How about hot, or cold? Currently i have a heater on in the small room i have in my house and it's quite hot, my theory is that the heat makes the chemical reactions in my body run faster, thus my brain goes faster and also makes more neurons faster. but now i'm being told that being in the cold improves focus...
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