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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
If I turn on a fan in a room that's 70 degrees fahrenheit all through it, would it get hotter since I'm adding energy to the room (the fan is)?

Edit: Good responses! Thanks for all the input, hope someone else learned something too.

 Keep in mind this is a theoretical question, kinda like how in physics you disregard the air resistance of a falling object here we are disregarding any possible temperature variance as well as your own perspective on what it *feels* like.
gpt
Yes, it would. The fan doesn't actually cool off a room, it only moves the air around. The breeze you feel makes you feel like the air is getting cooler, since more air particles are hitting you; if the air is cooler than your body, the heat transfer between atoms is going from you to the air. However, if the air is hotter than your body, you'll feel like the breeze is making the room hotter.