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Actually, 1 degree of Fahrenheit is the amount of temperature change a typical human can connect. It's a human-calibrated scale. Though why 32F instead of 0F
by bananamogul 2mo ago
Actually, 1 degree of Fahrenheit is the amount of temperature change a typical human can connect. It's a human-calibrated scale.
Though why 32F instead of 0F for frozen water...I have no idea.
- chrismorgan 2mo ago> 1 degree of Fahrenheit is the amount of temperature change a typical human can connect Citation needed. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fahrenheit https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fahrenheit suggests no such thing, nor have I ever heard the notion.
- Ekaros 2mo agoBecause lower point is temperature of certain chemical reaction. And upper end is body temperature... Oh wait... Yeah it is bad scale.