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by FPGAhacker
1673 days ago
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Do you suppose that if someone’s hot apartment heats a neighbor, that likewise someone’s cold apartment cools a neighbor? The neighbors have to spend more energy to maintain the temperature of their apartment because of this person not heating their own. I could see an argument for theft. |
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As others have pointed out, it's a happy coincidence that the equilibrium is at a point that GP is happy with. If it were higher they would have to actively cool their apartment which can be seen as a cost, sort of comparable to dumping trash on someone's property forcing them to pay to deal with it.