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Interesting that the original german text uses Celsius as the primary measurement, and provides conversions in Rankine. No mention of Fahrenheit. Funny that pe
by antiatheist 4y ago
Interesting that the original german text uses Celsius as the primary measurement, and provides conversions in Rankine. No mention of Fahrenheit.
Funny that people argue over this and some guy named Wunderlich who measured a bunch of asses.
Did he write that translation or is Google Books fake news?
- syrrim 4y agoIt's obviously not rankine, seeing as it gives a conversion of ~30R = ~40C. Looks like its actually Reaumur: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/R%C3%A9aumur_scale https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/R%C3%A9aumur_scale
- antiatheist 4y agoWell the more you learn, thanks. Actually makes it even more interesting, Wunderlich and his reaming to get some Reaumurs. What were his actual measurements taken in and how accurate was his thermometer? And who's vaginas has it been in? Curious I get flagged for pointing out the potential measurement inaccuracies and the errs of scientific reproducibility, all while having some humor.