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Nitpick: a actual zero (ie, in Kelvin or Rankine) is not a valid temperature but a lower bound that temperature can't actually reach (like -infinity for real nu
by a1369209993 7y ago
Nitpick: a actual zero (ie, in Kelvin or Rankine) is not a valid temperature but a lower bound that temperature can't actually reach (like -infinity for real numbers).
- keymone 7y agoyeah, fair point, maybe there's a better example, but i hope i've conveyed the idea: some zero values are not absence of values.