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Sony's wearable air conditioner doesn't lower the temperature around you at all — it chills one small patch of skin at the base of your neck, where the body's heat sensors are so concentrated that cooling that single spot fools the entire body into feeling cool - Space Daily
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By hijacking your body's thermal perception, Sony found a way to make you feel cool without actually cooling anything down.
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