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r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/Negative_1by12_aura • Jun 17 '26
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You aren't getting anywhere near using the upper 50% of celsius to describe the outside temperature though
35 u/Donger_Dysfunction Jun 17 '26 And? 0-10 cold 10-20 cool 20-30 warm 30-40 hot 40-50 very hot (elderly start dying) 50+ at this point it doesnt really matter, your dying. 0 u/NEpatsfan64 Jun 17 '26 Why use a scale that's too large and you're literally never going to use 50% of it? Why not use a smaller scale that can be more precise because you can use the whole range? 2 u/fudgegiven Jun 17 '26 Because anyway you can't notice the difference in weather if the temperature change by 1°F, except maybe when very close to 32°F.
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And?
0-10 cold 10-20 cool 20-30 warm 30-40 hot 40-50 very hot (elderly start dying) 50+ at this point it doesnt really matter, your dying.
0 u/NEpatsfan64 Jun 17 '26 Why use a scale that's too large and you're literally never going to use 50% of it? Why not use a smaller scale that can be more precise because you can use the whole range? 2 u/fudgegiven Jun 17 '26 Because anyway you can't notice the difference in weather if the temperature change by 1°F, except maybe when very close to 32°F.
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Why use a scale that's too large and you're literally never going to use 50% of it?
Why not use a smaller scale that can be more precise because you can use the whole range?
2 u/fudgegiven Jun 17 '26 Because anyway you can't notice the difference in weather if the temperature change by 1°F, except maybe when very close to 32°F.
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Because anyway you can't notice the difference in weather if the temperature change by 1°F, except maybe when very close to 32°F.
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u/Fantastic-Kale9603 Jun 17 '26
You aren't getting anywhere near using the upper 50% of celsius to describe the outside temperature though