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

ye

Do you think that's because they are closed-minded or because they're still a bit sore about losing the war?

Hmmmm

Good question

Both?

probably the fact that europe has a metric standard

A post modern answer, I like it.

Metric system is easier tbh

yeah certainly easier to learn

you multiply or divide by 10 ezpz

Maybe that's why they brexited. They wanted the Imperial system.

You weirdos weighing stuff in ounces

yeah and grains

grains, ounces, stones, pounds, tons

Maybe that's the problem. The metric system just doesn't sound sexy enough.

We should rename it like...the Magnificent System. Then I bet us Americans would get on board.

Watching americans getting confused with weighing stuff is funny though

i'm not comfortable using a system that works on the approximate weight of one barley grain though

i mean cmon people

its

>currentyear

Always about comfort.

You know if our parents could deal with it and the impending possibility of nuclear fallout, I think we can too.

Ah man in 2 yrs time I wont be european anymore

what do you mean

Will your heart go on?