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Topic	Using Farenheit to measure temperature is super intuitive
WaterLink 07/13/18 2:31:09 PM #6:	BWLurker posted... Celsius is MUCH more intuitive. 0 is freezing, 100 is boiling. Fahrenheit just makes more sense because you were raised on it. The one thing I like about Farenheit is that it's a bigger scale. Sure Celsius is great for scientific purposes, because of the freezing and boiling points, but not so much for a thermostat. 1 degrees change in Celsius is greater than Farenheit, so you can change it a few degrees without it being such a drastic change. --- No one sings like you anymore <cite>WaterLink posted [p:905015408] in Using Fare... [t:76803993]...</cite> <quote><cite>BWLurker posted...</cite> <quote>Celsius is MUCH more intuitive. 0 is freezing, 100 is boiling. Fahrenheit just makes more sense because you were raised on it.</quote> The one thing I like about Farenheit is that it's a bigger scale. Sure Celsius is great for scientific purposes, because of the freezing and boiling points, but not so much for a thermostat. 1 degrees change in Celsius is greater than Farenheit, so you can change it a few degrees without it being such a drastic change. --- No one sings like you anymore</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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