People that design, build, and patent thermostat for a living never claim that it controls the temperature but you do for some reason. You seems to avoid all the facts that I have presented and also avoiding my questions. Please answer these questions with respect to car engines and not toilet:
1. If the thermostat is installed backward would it still control the temperature and why not?
2. Why is it that air cool engines (i.e. engines without coolant and radiators such as motorcycle engines) do not have thermostat?
3. Why does engine overheat if the thermostat is controlling the temperature?
4. If I put a thermostat into a boiling pan of water will it control the temperature in the pan?
1. If the thermostat is installed backward would it still control the temperature and why not?
2. Why is it that air cool engines (i.e. engines without coolant and radiators such as motorcycle engines) do not have thermostat?
3. Why does engine overheat if the thermostat is controlling the temperature?
4. If I put a thermostat into a boiling pan of water will it control the temperature in the pan?
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