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They aren't meaningless. Water boils at 95 C at your altitude - effectively the same temperature for all "common" usages. E.g. you'd still better not stick your
by RVuRnvbM2e 12y ago
They aren't meaningless. Water boils at 95 C at your altitude - effectively the same temperature for all "common" usages. E.g. you'd still better not stick your hand into boiling water.
A <5% error for the zone that >99% of humans inhabit seems pretty practical to me. The freezing point is effectively identical.
- xxs 12y agoiirc, water boils at 95C is around 5000m altitude, no one lives normally there - even La Paz is less than 4000.