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  1. Kavawuvi

    I've slept every night for the past year with the ceiling fan on. For the past month, I've also slept with a fan blowing in my face. Apparently people think fan death is a thing.

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    2. tarikja

      tarikja

      Well, technically you could asphyxiate through carbon dioxide if the fan would run on a combustion engine but I never heard of such a fan.

      Also, it is probably pretty hard to get some sleep since a combustion engine isn't known to be quiet.^^

    3. Kavawuvi

      Kavawuvi

      With a combustion engine, it would probably kill everyone else in the house through carbon monoxide poisoning.

    4. tarikja

      tarikja

      But the air circulation would be beyond comparison!!!

      Just imagine revving your turbocharged V10 fan. And when you put it in fifth gear it blows away your entire house and everything that's behind it!

      At that point you might as well upgrade to a turboprop or a jet engine for that extra bit of 'air circulation'.