It’s a 0-100 scale of temperature relative to our senses and body temp. It’s also more precise.
And btw this is not just “why I think” Fahrenheit is better for these things, this is a widely understood consensus. It’s really only condescending elitist trolls on the internet that like to screech about fahrenheit because it lets them feel like they’re smarter than everyone else (this very thread being a fine example). Anyone who actually knows what they’re talking about knows there is no one single tool or reference that is best for all applications.
“It’s fine if you like it, but don’t make up junk reasons. Just own it.”
Take your own advice. I’m the only one here that’s provided legitimate reasons as to why this is true, every other comment is basically just “lmao fuck Fahrenheit amirite?”
But honestly I’m really not surprised that a random meme community on the internet doesn’t understand an idea more complicated than “x good, y bad”. Believe it or not, science is more complex than that.
I said “screeching and circlejerking on the internet about how fahrenheit sucks is the behavior of elitist trolls that just like to consider themselves superior to others.”
A person from a metric country complaining about fahrenheit because they don’t understand it is exactly as ignorant as a person from an imperial country complaining about metric.
Fortunately, in the U.S. we understand that both have their applications and use them accordingly.
You do not understand. The imperial system doesn’t have any use. You only see a use, because you grew up with it. It’s completely arbitrary and redundant. You can completely replace Fahrenheit with Celsius and you won’t miss anything.
Below 0 is freezing, 0-15 is cold, 15-20 is comfy, 20-25 is warm, 25-30 is hot, above 30 just stay out of the fucking sun, 100 your water is cooking. You see it’s easy to read how humans feel and as a bonus you don’t need to remember arbitrary numbers for relevant temperatures.
Wow either you’re trying really hard to not understand or you’re really just too thick to comprehend the information I’m giving you. Either way I’m not wasting my time on you anymore. You’ll understand when you have more experience in life.
I’m referring to the bit where we have literal cryptic prompts lol
<span style="color:#323232;"> "Unveil the hidden truth within the scorching embers.",
</span><span style="color:#323232;"> "Decode the whispers of the arctic winds.",
</span><span style="color:#323232;"> "Unravel the enigma of thermal equilibrium.",
</span><span style="color:#323232;"> "Unlock the secrets of the thermometric realm."
</span>
Yeah, the reason you can’t stop thinking about it is because it makes no sense but you insist it does so your brain can’t stop processing it, trying to figure it out, but every answer you come up with is crap and you know it. It’s called cognitive dissonance, you’re really not supposed to lean into it.
The thing about Fahrenheit is kinda wrong. 0 is when salt water freezes, and 100 was supposedly measured by a woman’s body temperature when she was sick.
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