Think of Fahrenheit as a percent.Great
Kilometer = meter x 1000
meter = centimeter x 100
centimeter = millimeter x 10
etc ...
that's easier even to compute
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What i hate the worst though is your farenheit temperature
gosh use celsius or kelvin xD
100% cold isn't really the best description of 0° fahrenheitThink of Fahrenheit as a percent.
50 degrees is 50 percent. Not to hot, not to cold.
100 degrees is 100% hot. (Or 0% cold; no chilliness at all)
0 is 0% hot. (Or 100% cold; no heat at all)
Well -17.7778 celsius isn't really 0% ... At allThink of Fahrenheit as a percent.
50 degrees is 50 percent. Not to hot, not to cold.
100 degrees is 100% hot. (Or 0% cold; no chilliness at all)
0 is 0% hot. (Or 100% cold; no heat at all)
100% cold isn't really the best description of 0° fahrenheit
it definitely is annoying that they aren't proportional. But the way Fahrenheit came to be just makes more sense as opposed to Celsius.Well -17.7778 celsius isn't really 0% ... At all
and 37°c isn't really 100% either
plus they aren't proportional so meh
Well i grew with celciusit definitely is annoying that they aren't proportional. But the way Fahrenheit came to be just makes more sense as opposed to Celsius.
I can do both, I use both pretty oftenWell i grew with celcius
if i'm in a room i can tell with about 1 ° of error the current temp in celcius
i couldn't in farenheit
Again i think it don't really matter if you grew with one
what matter though is that you cannot do science with ferenheit without always converting
so it is more practical that your native units are the scientific ones ^^
But the way Fahrenheit came to be just makes more sense as opposed to Celsius.
I think metric system is superior by far but it is still flawedWater, most common substance on earth, essential for life, essential for almost all chemistry and not likely to be troubled by any cultural stuff or have to be redefined when some monarch pops their clogs. Take the pure stuff, measure at standard atmospheric pressure and divide the temperatures of its freezing and boiling into 100 parts and use that as a reference.
Far out there.
you're actually that tall? geez2.01 meters or 6'7"
And the doors in my house are only 2 meters. ;_;