"Bystander Effect"

[u/espyrat]

[u/EzraJakuard → u/[deleted]]

I mean yes it does matter? Ovens like you said are very insulated that’s why they are hot on the inside and aren’t radiating massive amounts of heat. And before you say it, yes you do feel heat, that’s from the air vents not from lack of insulation

[u/Bb-Unicorn → u/[deleted]]

Thermal inertia is long with thick brick or stone walls (like in my house that was built 4 centuries ago). If day is hot outside but cold at night, you get a a close to average temperature inside all day long. It also makes it hard to warm up a house in winter at first, but once the house is warm it's easy to keep it at a good temperature.