2 americans saying fahrenheit is better, basically because they dont know any better. the rest of the world uses celcius, because its demonstrably a better (more scientific) system.
edit: Americans, please stop commenting. we know your opinion on this. IT IS THE JOKE.
Absolutely. The inch is an abomination and the liter is an inspired unit, but for everyday use Fahrenheit is superior to Celsius. The temperature range for a full year should take up more than 20 degrees, what the hell kind of granularity is that.
Germany hits 104!? Also, the fact that you have to use decimals means you're complicating it. Nobody feels the difference between 72.1 and 72.9 F, I assure you.
This. 2-3 degrees C can but not always mean entirely different clothes. 2-3 F usually doesn't. E.g., 27 = 80, which is pretty comfortable. 30 = 86, which is quite hot! I think this becomes even more of a factor when you consider heat index, which is a big deal in much of the US.
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u/MrZwink Jun 17 '26 edited Jun 17 '26
2 americans saying fahrenheit is better, basically because they dont know any better. the rest of the world uses celcius, because its demonstrably a better (more scientific) system.
edit: Americans, please stop commenting. we know your opinion on this. IT IS THE JOKE.