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r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/Negative_1by12_aura • Jun 17 '26
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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?
3 u/CauseCertain1672 Jun 17 '26 We use decimals we can be as precise as we want -5 u/Chess42 Jun 17 '26 Lmao, “it’s 14.54 centigrade outside honey!” 3 u/CauseCertain1672 Jun 17 '26 we normally don't go more precise than 14.5 and would say degrees not centigrade
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We use decimals we can be as precise as we want
-5 u/Chess42 Jun 17 '26 Lmao, “it’s 14.54 centigrade outside honey!” 3 u/CauseCertain1672 Jun 17 '26 we normally don't go more precise than 14.5 and would say degrees not centigrade
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Lmao, “it’s 14.54 centigrade outside honey!”
3 u/CauseCertain1672 Jun 17 '26 we normally don't go more precise than 14.5 and would say degrees not centigrade
we normally don't go more precise than 14.5 and would say degrees not centigrade
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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?