Tootfinder

The ancient Middle-East had a solution for surviving the heat without chillers: windcatchers (and the related solar chimneys). Such things should be employed for first-tier cooling where possible to reduce energy demand, leaving chillers to take up the slack (until we figure out how to get infinity gigawatts of free power into every house, at which point we should just capture all the excess heat from running chillers and use the Seebeck effect to convert it into electricity to power a giant…

I fear that our egg supply is bound to shortly change from "go see if the neighbors need any eggs" to "series production of mayonnaise for the cellar"