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A 6 page paper which examines the life and contribution of Dr. Willis H. Carrier, the Father of Air Conditioning. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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something that many people could not imagine living without today. The air conditioner has eased the lives of many people and made product manufacturing and transportation a much easier and
much more productive endeavor. The following paper examines the life and work of Willis Carrier, illustrating his genius has truly made our world easier and more comfortable, changing the way
we live and improving many different industries. But, at the same time it is highly responsible for helping further the destruction of our world through CBCs. Willis Carrier:
Father of Air Conditioning "The history of air conditioning is a history of Carrier" (Carrier). According to Margaret Ingels, in her book "Father of Air Conditioning," he was born to
a Quaker family, the only child in a house of adults, and he was often seen as one who was fascinated with the workings of things, and was quite the
tinkerer (Time). It is interesting to note that Margaret Ingels was a woman who worked with Carrier and was the nations "first woman air conditioning engineer" (100 Years of Innovation).
As he grew he became, it seems, more and more of a determined man, yet also an incredibly kind man. One author provides us with words from the introduction
to Ingels work, words written by Cloud Wampler, a banker who essentially helped Carrier and his company during the Depression. He writes: "I had already been told that Dr. Carrier
was a genius and that his talents lay in the field of science and invention rather than in operation and finance. All the same I wasnt prepared for what happened
... right off the bat Dr. Carrier made it clear he had a dim view of bankers ... I remember so well the ring in his voice when he said
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