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OP ate a pinecone and shat out this post
It absolutely is useful. As are fingerless gloves. I’m completely bald, I hate my head being cold, but my ears are often too hot if I cover them. I also wear fingerless gloves so that while I’m working out in the cold I can still use touch screens that I need for my work, as well as my phone. >

They make gloves now, with fingers, that you can use with smart phone screens. >

Yeah, they don’t really work great in my experience >

Dude, all my hair fell out and the top of my head is cold. Not my ears. Idc if it’s ugly, function over form 100% >

If the bare skin on your head is cold, doesn't the bare skin on your exposed ears get cold too? If only there was some way to cover and keep them all warm at once. >

What an absolute travesty of an opinion.
Easiest upvote of my life. >

They do keep your head warm? What a stupid post lmao. >

If you wear fingerless gloves and beanies above the ears, you might look like a homeless dude from a 90s comedy flick, but it isn't actually 'useless'. >

The beanies do cover the ears. They just ride up our heads and we are too busy to notice. >

I think he is talking about those little beanies that hipsters wear lol (The ones that inteionally leave the ears exposed) >

As a "hipster" I do it because I work with audio a lot in my day, and when my beanie covers my ears, it makes a noticable reduction in my ability to hear things which annoys me, especially when driving. I also don't wear beanies for warmth, I have to much hair for that, and that is also the reason why I wear beanies, so my hair isn't in the way. 
When it's below freezing, of course I'm going to use it over my ears, but the second I'm someplace where it's just chilly and not freezing I'm getting the fabric off my ears.
It also doesn't help that I like beanies, I'm not really sure what op has against them. At first I didn't like the bc it made me look like a thug, but then I realized I kinda don't give a fuck and now I wear them bc I like the :). Op is probably at the very first stage of being a beanie wearer, which is noticing them. Now it's only a matter of time. >

The top of your head is more important to over than your ears.