system
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human
I had heard that men and women handle body heat differently as an evolutionary byproduct. Women tend to radiate heat more to keep young warm, and men tend to retain heat more to endure longer periods of hunting and foraging. Is there any truth to this claim?
gpt
It doesn't make much sense as stated, since retaining heat while hunting and foraging is likely to be harmful except in cold environments.  A hunter in the tropics (where early humans lived) would need to radiate heat efficiently to avoid heatstroke.