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One thing that is overlooked is historical context. In Korea, there's a type of building called an Ondol[0], which is basically a building w/ underfloor heating
by lhorie 5y ago
One thing that is overlooked is historical context. In Korea, there's a type of building called an Ondol[0], which is basically a building w/ underfloor heating (traditionally via smoke from wood fire). There's also a bed variation called a dol bed.
When you take into consideration that there's a literal CO2 spewing furnace underneath your room that you can't easily turn on or off, the introduction of electrical fans into the picture becomes the next obvious thing to watch for.
[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ondol https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ondol
- hoseja 5y ago> the introduction of electrical fans into the picture becomes the next obvious thing to watch for How is that in any way obvious? I don't see any connection, like at all. The furnace does not vent into the room.
- lhorie 5y agoSee this layout[0], for example. Notice how the black soot marks are directly underneath the windows. [0] https://img.koreatimes.co.kr/upload/newsV2/images/202104/3016874d05f648df94bba890f1a7dbea.jpg https://img.koreatimes.co.kr/upload/newsV2/images/202104/301...