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“Fahrenheit is better than Celsius because Fahrenheit tells you how the temperature feels” when it’s 0 degrees I feel 0 amount of hot, which means I feel slightly chilly. When it’s 20 degrees I feel 20 amount of hot which means it’s warm but not too warm, it’s comfortable. When it’s 30 degrees I feel 30 amount of hot so at that point it’s fair to say that it is hot. When it’s a negative temperature I feel a negative amount of hot so it’s cold
In Fahrenheit, 30 degrees is cold
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genuine question to people who use Fahrenheit. if it's based off human temperature why is 100 still some random ass temperature?? its not the average normal body temperature (which is 98.6) and it's not the "you should go to hospital" body temperature (103) so why is 100°f this totally fucking random number???? if someone can please explain this system to me i would actually love that bc i am so confused
The thing is because both Celsius and Fahrenheit perfectly serviceable systems, and if you grow up with one or the other you will have a good intuitive grasp of what temperature means what in your life.
All I would say is: the USA is the only industrialised country, and one of very few in the world at all in which Fahrenheit is the official system for temperature measurement and it is also one of very few countries which do not require employers to provide paid time off for new parents.
I’m not saying one causes the other, I am saying they are symptomatic of the USA’s inability to get it’s shit together and drag itself into the 20th century.
Fahren, in German, means to travel using a vehicle. It makes sense, because if you use Fahrenheit you better fahren very far away from me, lol.
Hell nah kelvin
Again Kelvin sound like someone didn't know what to name their dog. A truly 0/10 temperature.
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Telling the temperature by Celsius is easy, you just gotta bring a cup of water with you everywhere you go and ask how it’s feeling periodically.
remember that time a few years back when everyone in the uk was like “pip pip my good chaps it’s been above 30 degrees centigrade for two bloody days. me mum is stuck in the loo and me bangers are all mashed, we’re all dying, guv’na” and feeling bad for them for a second until realizing that’s just 86*F?
All the Fahrenheit vs Celsius Discourse in the Whumpersphere today’s been a fucking trip because I’m just sitting over here like: “Use... both systems? It’s not that complicated to learn both?”
Also while I’m American and normally use Fahrenheit when I’m thinking about whether, I still believe Celsius is still a better day-to-day system just because the zero point is where water freezes and you start getting snow and ice as opposed to “UHH water freezes at 32, zero is some arbitrary cold as fuck temperature.”
And, like...
0 *C is freezing
5 *C isn’t quite freezing but it’s still pretty cold and if it’s raining then you’re in for a bad time without waterproof clothing
10 *C is kinda chilly
15 *C is on the cooler end of mild and if it’s shady / wet / you’re from a hot climate you’ll probably be cold, if somebody sets the thermostat below no jury will convict you of killing them.
20 *C is pleasant, this is usually a comfortable room temperature.
25 *C is still mild but getting kinda warm, again anyone who sets their thermostat above this is a complete asshole.
30 *C is pretty hot and exercising in this starts getting really non-fun, you are going to be sweaty.
35 *C is hot, exercise is not fun, however if your body temperature is below this you are having a bad problem and you will go to the hospital today.
40 *C is really goddamn hot, being outside at all sucks. Baths and hot tubs probably shouldn’t go any hotter than this. If your body temperature is above this you are having a bad problem and you will go to the hospital today.
50 *C is ridiculously hot, the air rarely gets above this except in deserts, will give you heatstroke. Water above this temperature can scald you, touching a thing that’s this hot will likely hurt. Temperatures higher than this are still useful for cooking and knowing how fast water will scald you to death.
Also here’s a hot take - geddit, hot? ha ha ha:
Heat Miser becomes a much more credible and threatening villain if you assume he’s using Celsius.
