It would be difficult to make a cheap measuring device go up to *the person reading this*

Bone hurting tempuratures

0C = 192.8cµyTP
100C = 263.4cµyTP

it's just a matter of converting the numbers

@Real Spicy gay

there's even already handy-dandy conversion formulas

cµyTP = (°C + 273.15) / 1.41683385

@Deleted User ligma

cµyTP = (°F + 459.67) / 2.55030092

K = cµyTP × 1.41683385

but why

***science***

***but only scientists need it***

i don't like that we have all these measurements that are cosmically arbitrary

that's just cos u are a cuck

For once i feel obligated ro agree with anime person

distances really piss me off, i want a measurement of distance based on the size of a neutral hydrogen atom

but

WHY

so that we can have a unit of distance that is irreversibly tied to an eternal, unchanging entity

Distance based on time is much better

don't even get me started on time dear god

like the metric system

what the hell are we going to do when we have colonies in space

Starve to death

we'll need a different local time system for each one

We use atomic clocks silly

which will make everything the biggest pain in the ass imaginable unless we have a universal time scale

the only thing different would be night/day

an atomic clock would still have to be based on something

yes seconds

what the hell is a second

what is a second tied to

we can only measure time in arbitrary ways and i lose sleep over it

One second is the time that elapses during 9,192,631,770 (9.192631770 x 10 9 ) cycles of the radiation produced by the transition between two levels of the cesium 133 atom

that's arbitrary as FUCK

not at all

it's a consistent value

if we had a system of measure based on the size of hydrogen atoms we could then create a measure of time based on the speed of light crossing distances (in exact base 10s) of that measure

yes

lightyears