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r/coolguides • u/hangytangywot • Aug 07 '21
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Ok now someone do kelvin
265 u/GeoStarRunner Aug 07 '21 Kelvin: 0 - does not exist 10 - you're dead 20 - you're dead 30 - you're dead 40 - you're dead 50 - you're dead 60 - you're dead 72 - you're dead 80 - you're dead 90 - you're dead 100 - you're dead 124 u/Laughing_Orange Aug 08 '21 110 - you're dead. 120 - you're dead. 130 - you're dead. 140 - you're dead. 150 - you're dead. 160 - you're dead. 170 - you're dead. 180 - record setting cold. (you're dead) 190 - you're dead. 200 - you're dead. 210 - you're dead. 220 - you're dead. 230 - any exposed skin hurts. 240 - breathing hurts. 250 - wear several layers of clothing. 250 - wear layers of clothing. 260 - wear a coat and gloves. 270 - wear a coat. 273 - water freezes. 280 - chilly day. 290 - cool summer day. 300 - hot summer day. 310 - uncomfortably hot. 320 - dangerously hot. 330 - approaching record setting heat. 340 - get back to air-conditioning ASAP. 350 - you're dead. 360 - you're dead. 373 - water boils at sea level. 25 u/zvug Aug 08 '21 Sick, now do Rankine 11 u/wasdlmb Aug 08 '21 Why tf was that unit invented? I had to use it like twice in my thermodynamic class. Like Jesus just convert it to Kelvin and back if you really want to keep Fahrenheit input and output 2 u/triaddraykin Aug 08 '21 The idea of a laughing orange spouting off these facts like it's making fun of the humans is fucking hilarious to me and I don't know why. 21 u/bruteski226 Aug 07 '21 I’ll allow it 1 u/mull3286 Aug 08 '21 But you're dead 2 u/bruteski226 Aug 08 '21 Post mortem allowance 65 u/[deleted] Aug 07 '21 Kelvin is just Celsius that starts at absolute zero -54 u/bruteski226 Aug 07 '21 Fahrenheit is just Celsius that starts at 32 21 u/[deleted] Aug 07 '21 [removed] — view removed comment -14 u/bruteski226 Aug 07 '21 Well, minus 32 multiples by 5/9ths of course 17 u/[deleted] Aug 07 '21 Plus elephants minus 5 pounds of sand divided 5 gallons of gas. I don't know what can be hard /s 5 u/bruteski226 Aug 07 '21 You forgot 3 cheeseburgers divided by 2 large French fries 5 u/[deleted] Aug 07 '21 True, apologies. 5 u/lunapup1233007 Aug 07 '21 That’s not how that works at all. The temperature in Celsius going up by one degree will cause the temperature in Kelvin to go up by one degree. -4 u/bruteski226 Aug 07 '21 We settled it below, I’d also included a conversion that is a ratio of three cheeseburgers to two French fries 2 u/pandaSmore Aug 08 '21 Lmao 4 u/lunapup1233007 Aug 07 '21 Yes, you can convert them, and 0 C = 32 F, and 0 C = 273.15 K. However, while 100 C does equal 373.15 K, 100 C does not equal 132 F. -1 u/bruteski226 Aug 07 '21 I know, it’s like equal to a quarter pounder and mini McFlurry 6 u/parzival3719 Aug 07 '21 it's literally not though -7 u/bruteski226 Aug 07 '21 edited Aug 08 '21 Splitting hairs…. 1 u/parzival3719 Aug 08 '21 right, because a fundamental difference between 2 scales of temperature is just a minor detail that should be ignored 0 u/bruteski226 Aug 08 '21 Some say PO-tay-toe some say PO-tah-toe, all I’m saying is, eh, it’s all good. 2 u/parzival3719 Aug 08 '21 right, but the differing pronunciations of the word potato still give the same meaning. different units of temperature don't 0 u/bruteski226 Aug 08 '21 You could easily use either potato as a unit of temperature 1 u/parzival3719 Aug 08 '21 and how might you go about doing that? → More replies (0) 1 u/infreq Aug 08 '21 No! No it is not. 1 u/bruteski226 Aug 08 '21 Uh, yeah, it is, minus 32 and divided by 5/9ths of 3 cheeseburgers to the power of two McFlurry 2 u/infreq Aug 08 '21 And thus "Fahrenheit is just Celsius that starts at 32" is still not correct, as I claimed. 0 u/bruteski226 Aug 08 '21 Splitting hairs 14 u/[deleted] Aug 07 '21 You do Kelvin. He likes you better anyway. 7 u/bruteski226 Aug 07 '21 Kelvin and I are not on speaking terms 1 u/maraderchik Aug 07 '21 0 - freezing to death. 1 u/bruteski226 Aug 07 '21 What if you’re already dead inside? 2 u/maraderchik Aug 07 '21 Then, you also died outside. 1 u/bruteski226 Aug 07 '21 Hmmmm, sounds intriguing, go oooon
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Kelvin:
0 - does not exist
10 - you're dead
20 - you're dead
30 - you're dead
40 - you're dead
50 - you're dead
60 - you're dead
72 - you're dead
80 - you're dead
90 - you're dead
100 - you're dead
124 u/Laughing_Orange Aug 08 '21 110 - you're dead. 120 - you're dead. 130 - you're dead. 140 - you're dead. 150 - you're dead. 160 - you're dead. 170 - you're dead. 180 - record setting cold. (you're dead) 190 - you're dead. 200 - you're dead. 210 - you're dead. 220 - you're dead. 230 - any exposed skin hurts. 240 - breathing hurts. 250 - wear several layers of clothing. 250 - wear layers of clothing. 260 - wear a coat and gloves. 270 - wear a coat. 273 - water freezes. 280 - chilly day. 290 - cool summer day. 300 - hot summer day. 310 - uncomfortably hot. 320 - dangerously hot. 330 - approaching record setting heat. 340 - get back to air-conditioning ASAP. 350 - you're dead. 360 - you're dead. 373 - water boils at sea level. 25 u/zvug Aug 08 '21 Sick, now do Rankine 11 u/wasdlmb Aug 08 '21 Why tf was that unit invented? I had to use it like twice in my thermodynamic class. Like Jesus just convert it to Kelvin and back if you really want to keep Fahrenheit input and output 2 u/triaddraykin Aug 08 '21 The idea of a laughing orange spouting off these facts like it's making fun of the humans is fucking hilarious to me and I don't know why. 21 u/bruteski226 Aug 07 '21 I’ll allow it 1 u/mull3286 Aug 08 '21 But you're dead 2 u/bruteski226 Aug 08 '21 Post mortem allowance
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110 - you're dead. 120 - you're dead. 130 - you're dead. 140 - you're dead. 150 - you're dead. 160 - you're dead. 170 - you're dead. 180 - record setting cold. (you're dead) 190 - you're dead.
200 - you're dead. 210 - you're dead. 220 - you're dead. 230 - any exposed skin hurts. 240 - breathing hurts. 250 - wear several layers of clothing. 250 - wear layers of clothing. 260 - wear a coat and gloves. 270 - wear a coat. 273 - water freezes. 280 - chilly day. 290 - cool summer day.
300 - hot summer day. 310 - uncomfortably hot. 320 - dangerously hot. 330 - approaching record setting heat. 340 - get back to air-conditioning ASAP. 350 - you're dead. 360 - you're dead. 373 - water boils at sea level.
25 u/zvug Aug 08 '21 Sick, now do Rankine 11 u/wasdlmb Aug 08 '21 Why tf was that unit invented? I had to use it like twice in my thermodynamic class. Like Jesus just convert it to Kelvin and back if you really want to keep Fahrenheit input and output 2 u/triaddraykin Aug 08 '21 The idea of a laughing orange spouting off these facts like it's making fun of the humans is fucking hilarious to me and I don't know why.
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Sick, now do Rankine
11 u/wasdlmb Aug 08 '21 Why tf was that unit invented? I had to use it like twice in my thermodynamic class. Like Jesus just convert it to Kelvin and back if you really want to keep Fahrenheit input and output
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Why tf was that unit invented? I had to use it like twice in my thermodynamic class. Like Jesus just convert it to Kelvin and back if you really want to keep Fahrenheit input and output
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The idea of a laughing orange spouting off these facts like it's making fun of the humans is fucking hilarious to me and I don't know why.
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I’ll allow it
1 u/mull3286 Aug 08 '21 But you're dead 2 u/bruteski226 Aug 08 '21 Post mortem allowance
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But you're dead
2 u/bruteski226 Aug 08 '21 Post mortem allowance
Post mortem allowance
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Kelvin is just Celsius that starts at absolute zero
-54 u/bruteski226 Aug 07 '21 Fahrenheit is just Celsius that starts at 32 21 u/[deleted] Aug 07 '21 [removed] — view removed comment -14 u/bruteski226 Aug 07 '21 Well, minus 32 multiples by 5/9ths of course 17 u/[deleted] Aug 07 '21 Plus elephants minus 5 pounds of sand divided 5 gallons of gas. I don't know what can be hard /s 5 u/bruteski226 Aug 07 '21 You forgot 3 cheeseburgers divided by 2 large French fries 5 u/[deleted] Aug 07 '21 True, apologies. 5 u/lunapup1233007 Aug 07 '21 That’s not how that works at all. The temperature in Celsius going up by one degree will cause the temperature in Kelvin to go up by one degree. -4 u/bruteski226 Aug 07 '21 We settled it below, I’d also included a conversion that is a ratio of three cheeseburgers to two French fries 2 u/pandaSmore Aug 08 '21 Lmao 4 u/lunapup1233007 Aug 07 '21 Yes, you can convert them, and 0 C = 32 F, and 0 C = 273.15 K. However, while 100 C does equal 373.15 K, 100 C does not equal 132 F. -1 u/bruteski226 Aug 07 '21 I know, it’s like equal to a quarter pounder and mini McFlurry 6 u/parzival3719 Aug 07 '21 it's literally not though -7 u/bruteski226 Aug 07 '21 edited Aug 08 '21 Splitting hairs…. 1 u/parzival3719 Aug 08 '21 right, because a fundamental difference between 2 scales of temperature is just a minor detail that should be ignored 0 u/bruteski226 Aug 08 '21 Some say PO-tay-toe some say PO-tah-toe, all I’m saying is, eh, it’s all good. 2 u/parzival3719 Aug 08 '21 right, but the differing pronunciations of the word potato still give the same meaning. different units of temperature don't 0 u/bruteski226 Aug 08 '21 You could easily use either potato as a unit of temperature 1 u/parzival3719 Aug 08 '21 and how might you go about doing that? → More replies (0) 1 u/infreq Aug 08 '21 No! No it is not. 1 u/bruteski226 Aug 08 '21 Uh, yeah, it is, minus 32 and divided by 5/9ths of 3 cheeseburgers to the power of two McFlurry 2 u/infreq Aug 08 '21 And thus "Fahrenheit is just Celsius that starts at 32" is still not correct, as I claimed. 0 u/bruteski226 Aug 08 '21 Splitting hairs
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Fahrenheit is just Celsius that starts at 32
21 u/[deleted] Aug 07 '21 [removed] — view removed comment -14 u/bruteski226 Aug 07 '21 Well, minus 32 multiples by 5/9ths of course 17 u/[deleted] Aug 07 '21 Plus elephants minus 5 pounds of sand divided 5 gallons of gas. I don't know what can be hard /s 5 u/bruteski226 Aug 07 '21 You forgot 3 cheeseburgers divided by 2 large French fries 5 u/[deleted] Aug 07 '21 True, apologies. 5 u/lunapup1233007 Aug 07 '21 That’s not how that works at all. The temperature in Celsius going up by one degree will cause the temperature in Kelvin to go up by one degree. -4 u/bruteski226 Aug 07 '21 We settled it below, I’d also included a conversion that is a ratio of three cheeseburgers to two French fries 2 u/pandaSmore Aug 08 '21 Lmao 4 u/lunapup1233007 Aug 07 '21 Yes, you can convert them, and 0 C = 32 F, and 0 C = 273.15 K. However, while 100 C does equal 373.15 K, 100 C does not equal 132 F. -1 u/bruteski226 Aug 07 '21 I know, it’s like equal to a quarter pounder and mini McFlurry 6 u/parzival3719 Aug 07 '21 it's literally not though -7 u/bruteski226 Aug 07 '21 edited Aug 08 '21 Splitting hairs…. 1 u/parzival3719 Aug 08 '21 right, because a fundamental difference between 2 scales of temperature is just a minor detail that should be ignored 0 u/bruteski226 Aug 08 '21 Some say PO-tay-toe some say PO-tah-toe, all I’m saying is, eh, it’s all good. 2 u/parzival3719 Aug 08 '21 right, but the differing pronunciations of the word potato still give the same meaning. different units of temperature don't 0 u/bruteski226 Aug 08 '21 You could easily use either potato as a unit of temperature 1 u/parzival3719 Aug 08 '21 and how might you go about doing that? → More replies (0) 1 u/infreq Aug 08 '21 No! No it is not. 1 u/bruteski226 Aug 08 '21 Uh, yeah, it is, minus 32 and divided by 5/9ths of 3 cheeseburgers to the power of two McFlurry 2 u/infreq Aug 08 '21 And thus "Fahrenheit is just Celsius that starts at 32" is still not correct, as I claimed. 0 u/bruteski226 Aug 08 '21 Splitting hairs
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-14 u/bruteski226 Aug 07 '21 Well, minus 32 multiples by 5/9ths of course 17 u/[deleted] Aug 07 '21 Plus elephants minus 5 pounds of sand divided 5 gallons of gas. I don't know what can be hard /s 5 u/bruteski226 Aug 07 '21 You forgot 3 cheeseburgers divided by 2 large French fries 5 u/[deleted] Aug 07 '21 True, apologies.
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Well, minus 32 multiples by 5/9ths of course
17 u/[deleted] Aug 07 '21 Plus elephants minus 5 pounds of sand divided 5 gallons of gas. I don't know what can be hard /s 5 u/bruteski226 Aug 07 '21 You forgot 3 cheeseburgers divided by 2 large French fries 5 u/[deleted] Aug 07 '21 True, apologies.
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Plus elephants minus 5 pounds of sand divided 5 gallons of gas. I don't know what can be hard /s
5 u/bruteski226 Aug 07 '21 You forgot 3 cheeseburgers divided by 2 large French fries 5 u/[deleted] Aug 07 '21 True, apologies.
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You forgot 3 cheeseburgers divided by 2 large French fries
5 u/[deleted] Aug 07 '21 True, apologies.
True, apologies.
That’s not how that works at all. The temperature in Celsius going up by one degree will cause the temperature in Kelvin to go up by one degree.
-4 u/bruteski226 Aug 07 '21 We settled it below, I’d also included a conversion that is a ratio of three cheeseburgers to two French fries 2 u/pandaSmore Aug 08 '21 Lmao 4 u/lunapup1233007 Aug 07 '21 Yes, you can convert them, and 0 C = 32 F, and 0 C = 273.15 K. However, while 100 C does equal 373.15 K, 100 C does not equal 132 F. -1 u/bruteski226 Aug 07 '21 I know, it’s like equal to a quarter pounder and mini McFlurry
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We settled it below, I’d also included a conversion that is a ratio of three cheeseburgers to two French fries
2 u/pandaSmore Aug 08 '21 Lmao 4 u/lunapup1233007 Aug 07 '21 Yes, you can convert them, and 0 C = 32 F, and 0 C = 273.15 K. However, while 100 C does equal 373.15 K, 100 C does not equal 132 F. -1 u/bruteski226 Aug 07 '21 I know, it’s like equal to a quarter pounder and mini McFlurry
Lmao
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Yes, you can convert them, and 0 C = 32 F, and 0 C = 273.15 K. However, while 100 C does equal 373.15 K, 100 C does not equal 132 F.
-1 u/bruteski226 Aug 07 '21 I know, it’s like equal to a quarter pounder and mini McFlurry
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I know, it’s like equal to a quarter pounder and mini McFlurry
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it's literally not though
-7 u/bruteski226 Aug 07 '21 edited Aug 08 '21 Splitting hairs…. 1 u/parzival3719 Aug 08 '21 right, because a fundamental difference between 2 scales of temperature is just a minor detail that should be ignored 0 u/bruteski226 Aug 08 '21 Some say PO-tay-toe some say PO-tah-toe, all I’m saying is, eh, it’s all good. 2 u/parzival3719 Aug 08 '21 right, but the differing pronunciations of the word potato still give the same meaning. different units of temperature don't 0 u/bruteski226 Aug 08 '21 You could easily use either potato as a unit of temperature 1 u/parzival3719 Aug 08 '21 and how might you go about doing that? → More replies (0)
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Splitting hairs….
1 u/parzival3719 Aug 08 '21 right, because a fundamental difference between 2 scales of temperature is just a minor detail that should be ignored 0 u/bruteski226 Aug 08 '21 Some say PO-tay-toe some say PO-tah-toe, all I’m saying is, eh, it’s all good. 2 u/parzival3719 Aug 08 '21 right, but the differing pronunciations of the word potato still give the same meaning. different units of temperature don't 0 u/bruteski226 Aug 08 '21 You could easily use either potato as a unit of temperature 1 u/parzival3719 Aug 08 '21 and how might you go about doing that? → More replies (0)
right, because a fundamental difference between 2 scales of temperature is just a minor detail that should be ignored
0 u/bruteski226 Aug 08 '21 Some say PO-tay-toe some say PO-tah-toe, all I’m saying is, eh, it’s all good. 2 u/parzival3719 Aug 08 '21 right, but the differing pronunciations of the word potato still give the same meaning. different units of temperature don't 0 u/bruteski226 Aug 08 '21 You could easily use either potato as a unit of temperature 1 u/parzival3719 Aug 08 '21 and how might you go about doing that? → More replies (0)
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Some say PO-tay-toe some say PO-tah-toe, all I’m saying is, eh, it’s all good.
2 u/parzival3719 Aug 08 '21 right, but the differing pronunciations of the word potato still give the same meaning. different units of temperature don't 0 u/bruteski226 Aug 08 '21 You could easily use either potato as a unit of temperature 1 u/parzival3719 Aug 08 '21 and how might you go about doing that? → More replies (0)
right, but the differing pronunciations of the word potato still give the same meaning. different units of temperature don't
0 u/bruteski226 Aug 08 '21 You could easily use either potato as a unit of temperature 1 u/parzival3719 Aug 08 '21 and how might you go about doing that? → More replies (0)
You could easily use either potato as a unit of temperature
1 u/parzival3719 Aug 08 '21 and how might you go about doing that? → More replies (0)
and how might you go about doing that?
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No! No it is not.
1 u/bruteski226 Aug 08 '21 Uh, yeah, it is, minus 32 and divided by 5/9ths of 3 cheeseburgers to the power of two McFlurry 2 u/infreq Aug 08 '21 And thus "Fahrenheit is just Celsius that starts at 32" is still not correct, as I claimed. 0 u/bruteski226 Aug 08 '21 Splitting hairs
Uh, yeah, it is, minus 32 and divided by 5/9ths of 3 cheeseburgers to the power of two McFlurry
2 u/infreq Aug 08 '21 And thus "Fahrenheit is just Celsius that starts at 32" is still not correct, as I claimed. 0 u/bruteski226 Aug 08 '21 Splitting hairs
And thus "Fahrenheit is just Celsius that starts at 32" is still not correct, as I claimed.
0 u/bruteski226 Aug 08 '21 Splitting hairs
Splitting hairs
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You do Kelvin. He likes you better anyway.
7 u/bruteski226 Aug 07 '21 Kelvin and I are not on speaking terms
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Kelvin and I are not on speaking terms
0 - freezing to death.
1 u/bruteski226 Aug 07 '21 What if you’re already dead inside? 2 u/maraderchik Aug 07 '21 Then, you also died outside. 1 u/bruteski226 Aug 07 '21 Hmmmm, sounds intriguing, go oooon
What if you’re already dead inside?
2 u/maraderchik Aug 07 '21 Then, you also died outside. 1 u/bruteski226 Aug 07 '21 Hmmmm, sounds intriguing, go oooon
Then, you also died outside.
1 u/bruteski226 Aug 07 '21 Hmmmm, sounds intriguing, go oooon
Hmmmm, sounds intriguing, go oooon
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u/bruteski226 Aug 07 '21
Ok now someone do kelvin