Me searching up "5 foot 4 inches in cm" every time someone posts their height because I don't know the imperial system and I definitely don't want to learn it
@mossy me searching up “183 cm in feet and inches” every time someone posts their height because I don’t know the metric system and I definitely don’t want to learn it
@prettygood @mossy it’s the smugness I can’t stand, acting like they’re superior for using it. It would be like feeling superior for knowing English because it has simpler grammatical gender
@naaksit @mossy @prettygood they are good for different things and either way, preserving and continuing to use traditional measurement systems is good for cultural preservation. There should be more measurement systems not less.
@prettygood @arcana @mossy 0 is and below is frozen water 100 and above is boiling water/ vapour.
just that simpul
just that simpul
@naaksit @prettygood @mossy 0F feels pretty cold, 100F feels pretty hot
0C feels fairly cold, 100C dead
0C feels fairly cold, 100C dead
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@naaksit @mossy @prettygood Also, boiling water isn’t that simple, and it’s why kettles don’t rely on thermometers to detect when water is boiled. Things like pressure also affect the boiling temperature of water.
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>The difference between 65F and 70F is huge but its probably 1 degree celsius
You could have just checked before posting, you know? It's around 3 degrees celsius difference. And literally nobody uses decimals for celsius in everyday measurements lmao.
>The difference between 65F and 70F is huge but its probably 1 degree celsius
You could have just checked before posting, you know? It's around 3 degrees celsius difference. And literally nobody uses decimals for celsius in everyday measurements lmao.
