Thorwegian (old account) on Nostr: i've heard it argued that Fahrenheit is the more human temperature scale, and weather ...
i've heard it argued that Fahrenheit is the more human temperature scale, and weather is used as the example, with 70°F as a comfy air temperature and 100°C being very hot.
i'd like to argue that Celsius is the more human one because it's perfect for cooking. 100°C to boil soup. 70°C is nice and hot for eating. 50°C and below is getting a little lukewarm. <10°C to keep in the fridge. under 0°C to freeze it.
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