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In 105+ summers in texas we just crank the AC
AC is a luxury in some parts of the world, though it is by far the best way to both cool down an area and reduce humidity.
I know a farmer in the Texas hill country, where humidity is bonkers as well. He wakes up early and works a good while until about ~10 am, when it starts to get unbearable outside. He then takes a longggggg lunch/nap/relaxation break inside his house in the A/C. Then when it's around about 3-4 pm, he works outside some more until it's dark and calls it a day.