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yeah, many people here actually believe that you get sick when you're in an air stream. Like between two open windows, or within an AC. But then go home and wor
by anonyfox 3y ago
yeah, many people here actually believe that you get sick when you're in an air stream. Like between two open windows, or within an AC. But then go home and work in their windy garden for hours.
- dzhiurgis 3y agoIn Lithuania it's also: * drafts as you mentioned will get you a stiff neck (and absolutely it's not your crappy pillows) * going outside with wet hair * not wearing scarf, hat and gloves outside whenever there's slightest weather imperfection * not wearing socks and slippers indoors, despite being heated to comfy 22.5C * air conditioning, heat pumps, electric heating or any sort of fan blowing directly at you * getting your feet cold and wet * just merely breathing cold air indoors bonus: * treating feverish infant by wrapping them in additional layers and bedsheets This is shared across most intellectuals. Likely more embedded than some of the human rights we cherish in west. My family screamed, nearly disowned and accused me of "killing" my kids because of above. Even many in medical field believe this, tho actual doctors will say it's horseshit when pushed. And, no, the actual words from doctors mouth has never changed their view either.