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With a fan pointed directly at me, I don't need AC when it's 30 degrees inside. A fan per employee would be more efficient than AC, and the world is literally on fire due to our energy consumption.
Even worse than people who just have the AC on when it's not needed (and OK, not everyone is as tolerant to warm temperatures as I am - though I note that I always thought I felt the heat more than most, until I lived in a warm flat and just got used to it) is people who insist on sticking to an extremely low AC temperature.
Everyone can deal with an indoor temperature of 25C, that's literally unproblematic. If you set your AC to below 25 for more than a few days, it's not even for comfort, it's because of ignorance or obstinacy.
Hahahahaha, what? 25°C indoors is hellish.
4 degrees above standard room temperature is hellish?
For me it is and I’m an underweight woman not in menopause. I’m probably an outlier, but I have to imagine if you changed any of those factors, it would be far worse.
When you're used to lower temperatures, it is. Especially indoors where the air can get stuffy pretty quickly depending on room size and number of people.