No.2038
>>2037 is correct, OP is not from a humid area
No.2041
you will never succeed in life if you spend entire fucking summer in heat coma
No.2045
>>2036>reduce the household oxygen percentages.This is true for indoors in general. I feel like a few of my university lecture halls must've had really bad air circulation because when fully filled I always managed to fall asleep despite being fully awake moments before. Something about stuffing over a hundred people in a closed off room without good air circulation seems like a bad idea. Probably lost a few brain cells every time I went to that lecture hall from the higher CO2 PPM count.
No.2050
A/C and HVAC stuff is cool!
No.2051
I have old, poorly sealed windows and my room averages about 60% humidity.
I rarely feel the need to be cold during the Summer, heat hardly bothers me actually, but I still keep it running at least half the day to deal with humidity out of concern for my books and such.
No.2052
I just put a box fan in my window since I am not allowed to have an AC. Works quite well
No.2053
>>2036Yurine made this post
No.2054
Where I live, it gets so humid that I actually start to have trouble breathing. I need the AC if I actually want to do anything besides sit around and do nothing.
No.2055
>>2054idk how that is. Native American people live in the rainforest and still manage to hunt+gather
No.2056
>>2055People who live primitively dont know what they're missing out on
and if
>>2054 lived in a tribe he would've probably died as a child
No.2087
>>2056imagine showing TV video of summer and beaches to eskimos and causing them to kill themselves
No.2090
>>2087Maybe they are happy where they are.