Fahrenheit vs Celsius vs Kelvin

[Deleted member 58005]

I didn't said it had to be consensual~~♡

You know, you're goddamn right it doesn't have to be.

 

[Agentt]

Yeah, but if you followed Fahrenheit, you would never confuse 80° with 90°

You know, you're goddamn right it doesn't have to be.

Till the time you are cute, everything is forgiven

 

[Deleted member 58005]

Yeah, but if you followed Fahrenheit, you would never confuse 80° with 90°

Till the time you are cute, everything is forgiven

I am cute

Or so the girl who told me that a few years ago said

 

[Agentt]

I am cute

Or so the girl who told me that a few years ago said

Perfecto

 

[Anon_Y_Mousse]

Why? Kelvin is really good for science, but I can't see an advantage over Celsius for everyday life

Because Celsius is bound by a mortal necessity that is water. And Kelvin is based on a law of the universe, making it obviously superior.

Though tbh where I'm from our weather ranges anywhere from good for hot coffee to good for hot coffee

 

[SakeVision]

Celsius, cause I'm used to it.

 

[2021]

Wtf is kelvin

 

[IDKWtWrite-San]

Mostly °C is used here in PH so it's easy and simple to us.

 

[2021]

You know, you're goddamn right it doesn't have to be.

… *breaths in* *exhale* Who the fuck is talking about that!

Mostly °C is used here in PH so it's easy and simple to us.

PH?

India uses Fahrenheit as well, and so does Canada.

We use Celsius for all official purposes, but we use Fahrenheit to measure body temperature as,
98 is ok
99 is fever
100 is take the day off.

Quite a easy to remember scale

104 your brain is going to fucking explode, get in the ice bath “But *sniff* *Cocks gun* get in my boy or die another way

 

[BenJepheneT]

fuck your wack ass calculation systems

you stick your hand in and guess by feel. if the skin is peeling off, it's safe to say it's probably a bit warm.

 

[Irl_Rat]

Because Celsius is bound by a mortal necessity that is water. And Kelvin is based on a law of the universe, making it obviously superior.

But you see, this is about temperature for regular everyday uses and perhaps a few unusual circumstances. If there was no water in everyday life, there would be more than just the issue of measuring temperature.

And while Kelvin is superior from a scientific standpoint, since so many equations require you to convert Celsius to Kelvins, I'm not trying using ideal gas laws when I just want to know how skimpy I can dress outside.

 

[tiaf]

*hugs*
You might get pneumonia, i suggest hugging someone, preferably a girl

girls are always cold and need to get warmed, not the other way around

 

[ConansWitchBaby]

I use, hot or cold. Wish there was a reading that says just right hot or cold. Everything else is imaginary numbers.

 

[Irl_Rat]

girls are always cold and need to get warmed, not the other way around

The girls wearing ripped jeans and crop tops in negative Celsius weather would disagree.

 

[tiaf]

The girls wearing ripped jeans and crop tops in negative Celsius weather would disagree.

You don't know what girls all do for the style. Their hands are freaking cold I tell you. Make it till break it.

 

[gogo7966]

Pretty sure the US is the only country that uses Fahrenheit, anyway. Unless I forgot something.

 

[Irl_Rat]

You don't know what girls all do for the style. Their hands are freaking cold I tell you. Make it till break it.

Nah, they ain't even shivering or showing other signs of being cold.

Granted, I've seen guys in booty shorts in the same weather. These people just roleplaying DnD barbarians at this point.

 

[tiaf]

Nah, they ain't even shivering or showing other signs of being cold.

Granted, I've seen guys in booty shorts in the same weather. These people just roleplaying DnD barbarians at this point.

I agree. They are lost cases.

 

[AliceShiki]

Btw, I do know there was a reason for choosing the numbers in Farenheit, but I honestly forgot them.

Can anyone remind me of what 0 and 100 are in Farenheit? I'm pretty sure both numbers are meaningful, but I forgot why exactly.

 

[CarburetorThompson]

Btw, I do know there was a reason for choosing the numbers in Farenheit, but I honestly forgot them.

Can anyone remind me of what 0 and 100 are in Farenheit? I'm pretty sure both numbers are meaningful, but I forgot why exactly.

32 and 212.