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Yeah it’s all just a joke. That’s why there is ASHRAE standard 62, because indoor air quality is just a total joke.

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Mr. Bezos' Suffering Machine will turn human misery into clothes for you and bring them to your door, you know.

This comment made me smile after a blizzardly lonely Xmas thank you.

Except when your mental capacity is that low, you're not intelligent enough to realize this, and end up thinking you're somehow smarter than everyone else for not believing it. (flat earthers, anti-vaxxers, anti-maskers, climate deniers, etc)

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I am all out of free awards

Yeah, if you have 5 of your best friends (or strangers) sealed in a closet for several hours, co2 concentration is a serious concern.

People before clothes were invented also need leaves to go to the leaf stores

High CO2 levels in a room can make people nauseous and get headaches. Need ventilation as part of your hvac setup, especially in well-sealed rooms with lots of occupants.

To fall asleep you have to pretend to sleep.

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The actual issue is that people are different and there is no cure-all for the problem. Some people need exercise, some need portion control, some need special diets, some need hormones fixed, and who knows what else.

The industry is profitable because people are desperate enough to try whatever on the change it works.

It's not a conspiracy. It's just a hard problem. Especially considering that most of the industry is just telling you how to eat or exercise.

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At some point somewhere in your family, the last homespun piece of clothing was created and worn in order to go out and buy another one from a store

Apparently a fishy smell can also be an electrical problem. I've never had it happen to me but it comes up on Reddit sometimes.

Probably why the last Skylanders game was called Imaginators...because the series was being dumbed down.

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Leave, call 911 if you think people have been in it for extended periods.. At a minimum call the local fire department non-emergency number and just tell them your monoxide monitor tripped.