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Posted by MATHA531 on Wed Jul 25 10:34:27 2007, in response to Re: Brooklyn Dodgers (on topic), posted by Steve B-8AVEXP on Wed Jul 25 10:04:29 2007. ...actually no sane person can complain about air conditioning in the subway and believe me I am thankful every time when I get on the subway and the air conditioning is functioning well (which it usually does) as compared to taking the tube in London which is so sticky and humid that even on days where it's not terribly hot, the tube can be oh so uncomfortable but here's my point for which I can't make a proper comparison.There is something in physics called the law of conservation of energy...when air conditioning is operating the heat has to go somewhere. Arent' the stations now, because of theair conditioning, hotter than ever??? Or am I just imagining that with the difference between the platform and the car...I don't find the stations on the London tube to be as uncomfortable as many of the stations in NY despite the lack of a/c on the coaches. Also in the same way, is it or is it not a fact that with almost every car in this day and age having a/c that the heat has to go somewhere and this might be contributing to the sense of global warming especially in the city? Just some random thoughts. |
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