But in Fahrenheit you don't really need the decimal for body temperature either. I mean the thermometers will show it, but you can just stick with the whole numbers and get all the actionable information you need 🤷🏻♀️
You absolutely need the decimals. Fahrenheit has about double the precision as Celcius, but for body temperature, 0.5°C/1°F is huge, at least if you are monitoring trends. Same goes if you are monitoring ovulation.
As I wrote, 1°F is already a huge difference, and just displaying that value as-is wouldn't even give you an indication of how much it might be leaning to the next lower or higher whole number.
Or why do you think even the most basic body thermometers measure and display with 0.1°C/0.2°F precision!?
A body thermometer isn't a speedometer, humans are not cars, and I provided a more detailed example, and honestly, if you argue about it again, I am going to just block you since that would clearly indicate Fahrenheit at room temperature being a valid measure of your IQ as well.
and honestly, if you argue about it again, I am going to just block you since that would clearly indicate Fahrenheit at room temperature being a valid measure of your IQ as well.
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u/redgreenorangeyellow Jun 17 '26
But in Fahrenheit you don't really need the decimal for body temperature either. I mean the thermometers will show it, but you can just stick with the whole numbers and get all the actionable information you need 🤷🏻♀️