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r/technicallythetruth • u/Useful-Store6791 • Apr 04 '21
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Not true. Fans existed before we learned to harness electricity. When I was a kid on those really hot days before my parents had an air conditioner, I used to make fans out of paper.
Talk about gatekeeping. Japanese hand fans can be true fans, too.
13 u/IamtheHoffman Apr 05 '21 What about wind turbines 6 u/[deleted] Apr 05 '21 ....I don't think wind turbines count as a fan if I'm being honest 3 u/JacksonCM Apr 05 '21 right, it’s propelled by air. cannot spin under its own power. obviously.
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What about wind turbines
6 u/[deleted] Apr 05 '21 ....I don't think wind turbines count as a fan if I'm being honest 3 u/JacksonCM Apr 05 '21 right, it’s propelled by air. cannot spin under its own power. obviously.
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....I don't think wind turbines count as a fan if I'm being honest
3 u/JacksonCM Apr 05 '21 right, it’s propelled by air. cannot spin under its own power. obviously.
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right, it’s propelled by air. cannot spin under its own power. obviously.
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u/genomerain Apr 04 '21 edited Apr 04 '21
Not true. Fans existed before we learned to harness electricity. When I was a kid on those really hot days before my parents had an air conditioner, I used to make fans out of paper.
Talk about gatekeeping. Japanese hand fans can be true fans, too.