> Cool, what precisely is one degree K? What does it really mean? Well that's my point :). There are no degrees in K, there are just K. So at least we could

> Cool, what precisely is one degree K? What does it really mean? Well that's my point :). There are no degrees in K, there are just K. So at least we could remove that little bit of ambiguity. Otherwise... > about as arbitrary as basing it on human comfort levels I agree. All scales are arbitrary. I actually think F has one upside over both K and C -- more resolution means fractional degrees are rarely used. But that's just a nitpick.