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Whether it's off by a degree or 2 doesn't matter (as you said body temperature varies) But why is 100 ~= body temperature more useful than 100 = boiling water?
by shawabawa3 7y ago
Whether it's off by a degree or 2 doesn't matter (as you said body temperature varies)
But why is 100 ~= body temperature more useful than 100 = boiling water?
Why is 50 being kind of cold more useful than 10?
I don't get this "Fahrenheit numbers are more useful/convenient/understandable" argument
- tantalor 7y agoAs a human person, temperature relative to my body is more useful than the boiling point of water at ~100 kpa. Anyways, in Titan's atmosphere water boils at ~110 C, so much for "100 = boiling water".