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True, but I think cool, fresh, filtered air is healthier than stale uncirculated funk.
Private business providing government services? ... sometimes ... do you know what a fasces symbolizes? ... or why it was common in the United States up until WWII? ... there's one on the back of Mercury dimes ...
Run your A/C all your want to ... just don't say it's the environmentally right thing to do ... and don't sit in your goddam home running the A/C full blast complaining on the internet about climate change ... climate isn't changing, so burn tires ...
Sorry Kid, there is no climate change due to man.
What climate has changed? ...
Post 1 & 2 are clickbaitAmen brother ... time to cleanse the gene pool ... can't live without A/C? ... then DIE, bastards ... you ain't cooking our oceans dammit ...
Post 1 & 2 are clickbait
Alabama with 80% humidity.you wouldnt say that if it was 110 outside.....
What kind of brainwashing is taking place in schools that produce radicals like you?There's nothing to click in post #2 ... how is it clickbait? ... [giggle] ... you of all people should know how much I despise A/C, just one more example of the few Rich ruining the planet for their own selfish wants ...
If you hate the heat, don't move to Phoenix ... if you hate cold, don't move to Barrow ... and if you hate rain, don't move to Oregon ...
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This leads to colds and infections with bad microflora, tuberculosis and so on. Creates a large load on the power grid. Who doesn't like the heat let them go back to Britain
I say to each their own. If you want to not use the A/C, so be it, but don't tell me what I should do.
I can figure out what I want to do all by myself.
A/C is dry. The water-particle transmission would be low. A/C relies on removing the heat from the air, and, when it does, water results and is shunted off.This is funny. But it is not happening in Georgia. When it is over 100 degrees outside and the humidity is 90%, there WILL be a/c anyplace people are spending the day working in business clothes.
Alabama with 80% humidity.
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Not only A/C's, but lets get rid of the wheel also. Looks what it's done to our environment.
Vehicles use them, machines use them, all have to use fossil fuels at some point.
no one gets sick from horse shit. There is no evidence that people on ranches and horse farms are sick people, on the contrary, they are healthy. Perhaps horse manure is healing. The biggest problems from dog shit./----/ "The human waste in the streets is baked by the sun and becomes fecal dust that is breathed in. "
A little history lesson. This was the issue in major cities like New York. Instead of human waste, it was horse manure all over the streets. The city picked up tons of it every day and had to dump it somewhere. That raised a smell and more fecal dust.
In the summer, the heat would dry it, the wind whipped up the dust and blew it all over the place, on people's clothes, on food vendors' carts, and into homes and offices.
That is why the NY Times hailed the invention of the automobile that eliminated the horses.
Wheels are not harmful to our health. And I am not against the combustion of fuel, but it is necessary to burn it not to the detriment of yourself. There, in addition to fuel, there is also a load on the power grid, because air conditioners are quite powerful.
No one has seen anyone get sick from "global warming" or CO2 emissions. And from air conditioners are constant health problems.
Do not lie. People used to get along just fine without that crap.You don't know how air conditioners work, do you? They actually filter the air. If you'd rather walk around in a fog of unfiltered recirculated breath mist, set that up in your house and let us know how it goes - if you can get anyone to visit.
