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> The problem is that "degrees C" is overloaded here, to mean both a position on a scale, and the size of a unit on that scale I understood that Celsius always
by cabalamat 16y ago
> The problem is that "degrees C" is overloaded here, to mean both a position on a scale, and the size of a unit on that scale
I understood that Celsius always referred to the position on the scale, and the unit was always Kelvin. At least, that's how I use the terms.