Fahrenheit is about half the size of increments without decimals or fractions which, having grown up with it ,seems useful. Yeah, I kinda want to know about 32

Fahrenheit is about half the size of increments without decimals or fractions which, having grown up with it ,seems useful. Yeah, I kinda want to know about 32 degrees but that doesn't seem a huge cognitive load. Knowing sub-zero is fricking cold is a decent benchmark as is knowing that >100 degrees is fricking hot. Yeah, 212 degrees for boiling is a bit weird but don't really need that much and that's only at standard pressure anyway.