🌡️ Oh My God!!! 28 Degrees is the Least Efficient Energy-Saving Strategy! Ko Wen-je's Air Conditioning Management and the Comfort Zone of Taiwanese Values

This article sharply criticizes then-Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je's policy of turning on air conditioning only when public office temperatures reach 28 degrees Celsius. The author believes this policy is the least efficient energy-saving strategy, not a positive change, but rather worsening. Arguments include high temperatures causing dispersed thinking, significant errors in measured temperatures in different environments, the perceived difference between Taipei's high humidity and Japan's low humidity, and questions about the mayor, as a physician, ignoring differences in core body temperature among individuals. Ultimately, the author satirizes Mayor Ko, a proponent of scientific verification and big data, for failing to approach decision-making from a human perspective, and mocks this as possibly Ko-style humor.