The Farenheit temperature scale makes a little bit more sense to me then the Celsius one. It covers the temperatures we care about in more or less temperate cli

The Farenheit temperature scale makes a little bit more sense to me then the Celsius one. It covers the temperatures we care about in more or less temperate climate, with 0°F being the lowest temperatures one will witness (-32C) and 100°F the highest (38°C), the latter being also a body temperature above which one has to worry about. This said as a French and ex-physicist.