1. [SOLICITOUS YET FRIENDLY] hello, everyone.
2. [FRIENDLY] this message is aimed specifically towards
@refiningspacetime, but i welcome any and all whom may be interested in our research to read it, and offer up their input.
3. [FRIENDLY] any and all input will be considered valuable. while those who can present information that has been cited and sourced could argue that their input is more well referenced and thus useful to our compilation of knowledge, i would argue that even first-hand experiences deemed relevant to the topic should be deemed a useful and even necessary part of this research process.
4. [FRIENDLY] onto the information.

5. [INFORMATIVE] as you can see, i cross-referenced a number of papers, created several graphs, and have come to the conclusion that the exact hue number in which statistically significant temperature drops appear are at 315. however, the difference is arguable: while statistically significant in the majority of individuals and studies viewed at that point, the actual disparity in blood temperature amongst the individual is varied sufficiently that it remains arguable if a quatiary identification category is actually necessary.
6. [INFORMATIVE] it is my studied opinion that the three categories previously agreed on - hotblood, warmblood and coldblood - can include seadwellers without the necessity of adding a fourth category. but, of course, historical and personal views on the matter are always welcome/
7. [SOLICITOUS] after all, an academic study is inaccurate if not shaped with a thorough understanding of popular views.