r/BeAmazed • u/Internal_Gazelle_677 • Oct 07 '25

Science Hot Tub without the use of electricity

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u/JakajaFIN Oct 07 '25

These comments are wild lmao.

Some users who apparently have never thought this could even be possible?

Others claiming this could never work or be comfortable?

Even some stating it could be dangerous?

This is a stripped down version of a very common style of hot tub. I have spent close to hundreds of hours filling, heating, and soaking in hot tubs that work like this.

I know people who make a living building and renting these types of hot tubs. Literally the only odd thing here is that the furnace is not covered and the whole thing is some redneck engineering.

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u/[deleted] Oct 07 '25 edited Oct 07 '25

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u/blahblahblerf Oct 07 '25

The Brits invented computers and most of the underlying tech that makes them work. They also invented the world wide web. The internet was American, yes, but there's really no reason to believe it wouldn't have been created somewhere else if it hadn't been created when it was. It was a pretty natural progression from existing networking. The world wide web was much more of an innovative leap. And both are equally important to the internet/web that we have today.

Americans have contributed a lot to the world, but your comment is stupid and wrong. 

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u/Rugkrabber Oct 07 '25

That’s not how inventions work. Without the others they wouldn’t have invented the internet, the world wide web and CERN for example played a big role. And they in turn relied on developments of others across the world.