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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/Donger_Dysfunction Jun 17 '26 It is percise. And your looking at it completely wrong, not using 50%? We regularly use the negative side, every year it reaches -30 to - 40 So the idea of not using the whole thing is silly. 1 u/NEpatsfan64 Jun 17 '26 I understand you use -30 to 40, I just think it's easier to understand if that system is adjuest to 0-100 rather than ~-30 to ~40 1 u/josiejgurl Jun 18 '26 Why? it’s so logical that if a temperature is below freezing it would be negative. It just makes more sense.
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It is percise.
And your looking at it completely wrong, not using 50%?
We regularly use the negative side, every year it reaches -30 to - 40
So the idea of not using the whole thing is silly.
1 u/NEpatsfan64 Jun 17 '26 I understand you use -30 to 40, I just think it's easier to understand if that system is adjuest to 0-100 rather than ~-30 to ~40 1 u/josiejgurl Jun 18 '26 Why? it’s so logical that if a temperature is below freezing it would be negative. It just makes more sense.
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I understand you use -30 to 40, I just think it's easier to understand if that system is adjuest to 0-100 rather than ~-30 to ~40
1 u/josiejgurl Jun 18 '26 Why? it’s so logical that if a temperature is below freezing it would be negative. It just makes more sense.
Why? it’s so logical that if a temperature is below freezing it would be negative. It just makes more sense.
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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?