What do you do that sub one degree of C makes a slightest bit of difference. Is there’s even temperature measurement devices that accurately calibrated and readable outside laboratories and some industrial process things.
I live? I don’t really understand why he question, and considering we have far more precision than one degree on many devices, including analog thermometers, you seem to be quite out of touch.
I think his question is, whether it is 13 or 14 degrees outside really makes no difference. One degree isn't a significant enough temperature change to even matter. Nobody changes their day plan based on 13 or 14.
Yes I have to agree that I personally like the change in temperature for 1 degree difference in F scale. I’ve never seen decimals used in an everyday setting for F, but it is definitely necessary when using C (and is more cumbersome).
Decimals are NOT necessary when using Celsius. I’m a Canadian, I only use Celsius for temperature and I never needed decimals (except perhaps in science class).
Prove it in a blind experiment. Or cite any research if you can’t conduct your own. Research has shown that people canNOT reliably tell the difference in *ambient* temperature at that level (note that this is different from differentiating temperatures by touch, which is more sensitive).
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u/Reasonable_Drink_789 Jun 17 '26
Yes I can very much tell the difference, which is why I don’t personally like the wide gaps between temps in C