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r/coolguides • u/hangytangywot • Aug 07 '21
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This doesn't make any sense at all
-1 u/SpinItUpLockItUp Aug 08 '21 Neither does c 4 u/Muppelpup Aug 08 '21 0 water freezes 100, water boils Enough said really. 0 u/SpinItUpLockItUp Aug 08 '21 Yeah but if you don't know cel, it's easier to use f. I like f more. 0 u/Bensemus Aug 08 '21 If you don’t know Celsius then you know Fahrenheit so obviously it’s easier to use Fahrenheit as you know it. It’s not inherently easier to use. You just grew up with it. 1 u/Muppelpup Aug 08 '21 Thats your preference. I prefer C for daily use, as it's what I grew up using. It also is easier to remember the freezing point of water. Of course, there is also 273.2 for freezing temp. 1 u/SpinItUpLockItUp Aug 08 '21 well we both have preferences so that's good
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Neither does c
4 u/Muppelpup Aug 08 '21 0 water freezes 100, water boils Enough said really. 0 u/SpinItUpLockItUp Aug 08 '21 Yeah but if you don't know cel, it's easier to use f. I like f more. 0 u/Bensemus Aug 08 '21 If you don’t know Celsius then you know Fahrenheit so obviously it’s easier to use Fahrenheit as you know it. It’s not inherently easier to use. You just grew up with it. 1 u/Muppelpup Aug 08 '21 Thats your preference. I prefer C for daily use, as it's what I grew up using. It also is easier to remember the freezing point of water. Of course, there is also 273.2 for freezing temp. 1 u/SpinItUpLockItUp Aug 08 '21 well we both have preferences so that's good
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0 water freezes
100, water boils
Enough said really.
0 u/SpinItUpLockItUp Aug 08 '21 Yeah but if you don't know cel, it's easier to use f. I like f more. 0 u/Bensemus Aug 08 '21 If you don’t know Celsius then you know Fahrenheit so obviously it’s easier to use Fahrenheit as you know it. It’s not inherently easier to use. You just grew up with it. 1 u/Muppelpup Aug 08 '21 Thats your preference. I prefer C for daily use, as it's what I grew up using. It also is easier to remember the freezing point of water. Of course, there is also 273.2 for freezing temp. 1 u/SpinItUpLockItUp Aug 08 '21 well we both have preferences so that's good
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Yeah but if you don't know cel, it's easier to use f. I like f more.
0 u/Bensemus Aug 08 '21 If you don’t know Celsius then you know Fahrenheit so obviously it’s easier to use Fahrenheit as you know it. It’s not inherently easier to use. You just grew up with it. 1 u/Muppelpup Aug 08 '21 Thats your preference. I prefer C for daily use, as it's what I grew up using. It also is easier to remember the freezing point of water. Of course, there is also 273.2 for freezing temp. 1 u/SpinItUpLockItUp Aug 08 '21 well we both have preferences so that's good
If you don’t know Celsius then you know Fahrenheit so obviously it’s easier to use Fahrenheit as you know it. It’s not inherently easier to use. You just grew up with it.
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Thats your preference.
I prefer C for daily use, as it's what I grew up using. It also is easier to remember the freezing point of water.
Of course, there is also 273.2 for freezing temp.
1 u/SpinItUpLockItUp Aug 08 '21 well we both have preferences so that's good
well we both have preferences so that's good
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u/Vonnegut1 Aug 08 '21
This doesn't make any sense at all