"farenheit is better because it's based on what we feel not the changing states of water"

I still prefer celsius, easier to do maths

ive read half the article

most of it is just based on what they feel

Also, the best video ever: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oo2WYkQ0tIs

the rest just doesnt make sense

like fahrentheit is something with water and salt or something

Um excuse me, just out of curiosity, what is each of the voice channels specifically for? I don't wanna go somewhere I shouldn't.

it doesnt really matter tbh

although those with game names are for gaming

just join a random one and if you're in the wrong one apologize and call everyone a cunt

and afk is for afk people

Oh, ok. Thank you for your time ^^

aight any time 😃

join me

Also, just to plop one cent in, is there really a lot of math going on with Celsius and Fahrenheit in daily life?

and we shall rule the galaxy as father and whatever

it depends what you'd need the math for

Oh, sure. I'm sure it is useful in some places...

2.5 cm is 1 inch I think

if you're a pseudo-smartass like me you'd probably like to overcomplicate simple things just so your spaghetti doesn't boil a second longer

well as celcious is moslty a range between -4 and 40 as air tempature in daily use

it really just easier

if you work in a field that requires it having celsius is handy

Anyone else use the metric system???

Right, but if you're a lazy smartass like me, you figure the spaghetti can take it so you can keep reading a book.

if not then farenheit is marginally more convenient but it's not hard to realize that 40's hot as fuck anything with - is not

I mean, I learned both systems in homeschooling, but after the grade of like 9...it stopped coming up.

In the uk anything above 12 is a blessing

yeah

just like you have the already rather mandatory scale of 0-100 you can set a new scale of -10 to 40

in the netherlands aswell

And life has never demanded me to remember it or bushels or pecks, or even gallons.

C is better for water, F is better for air. That's one way to look at it.

i dont think its better for air

I suppose, but not much happens with air at temperatures we care about

Did you ask air?

because the range of air temperature doesnt really differ alot

I believe sciencemen use kelvin for stuff like oxygen liqueification

60 degree C range

In the uk schools they nvr taught us anything that didnt use the metric system in maths, science etc