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And the decisions you can make with such knowledge: do less indoor sports to save money and to have less noise

• sizzle 4y ago
  What are CO2 levels in a typical gym?
  • Terretta 4y ago
    Lower than in a typical office conference room during a meeting. I still can't understand why the allied trades didn't press for building refits while everyone else was home and the "do something" sentiment among CEOs anxious to bring people "back to work"* was high. * Please don't say "back to work"; it's propaganda that presumes remote or home can't work. Try "back to office" for something neutral, or consider "butts in seats" to throw shade on contentless managerialists who can't evaluate if someone's productive.
    • bobthepanda 4y ago
      the trades were dealing with bigger problems, generally construction was an essential industry, they didn't stop working during the pandemic. that being said, a lot of construction involves people in close quarters with each other, which was a major risk factor for COVID, and so there was a bit of work trying to figure out how best to get construction going and also not get all the workers sick. And there has been a worker shortfall in the trades for a while now, so it's not like refits could've significantly ramped up with nobody to work on them.