@SW-User yeah... I don't know of any truly disability friendly country in the world, but the USA is one of the least disability friendly countries, especially with Trump having a considerable chance to ultimate power soon.
@NerdyPotato Here is the weather of a different Saudi city at the moment:
As you can see it’s much cooler than my city this is because the weather is not uniform in Saudi due to its immense size . One city can be 40 c while another city can be 20 c
However the dominant weather is the arid harsh desert weather 🏜which is known to be very hot in summer and very cool in winter not only in Saudi but the entire Arabian peninsula.
Here is a video of a British man who visited a city in the country of Kuwait🇰🇼 ( an Arab country near Saudi Arabia ) during summer. [media=https://youtu.be/YZ0jMki5Wf8]
In the video above he gaves you a glimpse of how hot Kuwait is in summer 😅
Today in the modern world , the heat has little impact in our lives due to the fact every room in every house has AC (unlike Europe ) and every mall gym restaurant cafe store workplace etc also has air conditioning system. We are only impacted when we step outside But that’s not a problem either because we drive cars when we have to get from A to B. We also adjusted ourselves to night life This is why you’ll see families having picnics at night or friends hanging out at the mall at 9 pm or ppl at a cafe at midnight etc …
In the past, Arabs were heavily impacted by the heat and tried to survive it via various means such as specific diet, nomad life , architecture, clothing etc…
Pictures of historical architecture to help decrease heat:
the video below is 6 minute long and explains more on it but it doesn’t cover everything
[media=https://youtu.be/dMOvssweT9o]
Of course areas of extreme heat isn’t the only challenge there are inhabited areas of extreme cold : [media=https://youtu.be/lj5GXZaE7qs]
The harsh nature of the desert made the peninsula arabs very eloquent , great at storytelling and extremely generous.
In conclusion, even in such harsh places for humans to live there are people who call these places home and wouldn’t trade a single grain of their land for anything else.
