Jonathan Jarecki

That's where the heat comes from.

When you put your hand near a fire, that heat that you're feeling is infrared light.

And so these incandescent light bulbs resemble infrared.

very closely to those fireplaces.

And one point I want to make on the energy efficiency is that we think about energy efficiency, right?

With these LED light bulbs, right?

We're getting more blue, more blue, more blue, more energy efficient, more energy efficient, more energy efficient.

But the energy that's coming out of an incandescent light bulb, sure, there's a lot of energy going to waste, quote unquote, I have waste in air quotes here.

There's a lot of energy going to waste, but that energy is not actually going to waste.

That energy is going into our body and our body is using that energy to fuel itself, right?

So it's not a waste process.

product of energy coming from those incandescent lightbulbs.

It is, our body is utilizing that energy.

So you can say it's wasteful, but I think we need to shift our focus on the health benefits and the utilization our body is utilizing this energy that's coming from this incandescent lightbulb

And I think that is one of the most beneficial things that we can do is we need to get back to healthy built environments.

Our built environment is not suitable for human health.

And if we can change that,

one way by getting incandescent light bulbs back in.

And this can even be at your desk.

If you ask any of my friends in college, not joking here, I bring an incandescent light bulb everywhere I go.