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Topic	Imperial system for height, metric system for everything else
Karovorak 02/19/24 5:55:58 AM #110:	CyborgSage00x0 posted... TC almost got it. Add Fahrenheit for weather temperatures being objectively better. The short scale ~0-100F, give or take, allows it to be more precise in a degree-to-degree basis. I don't get this "precision" about weather issue at all. 1) There is no precision about weather temperatur anyways. Currently it's 11C / 52F in my city according to my weather app. There is no way that this is correct for all of my city anyways. 2) the apparent temperature varies even more because of stuff like wind and humidity. 52F on one day doesn't feel like 52F on another day, and you won't notice a difference of +/- 1 F either. So what's the benefit of "more precision" there? --- Planning is the process of replacing chance with error. <cite>Karovorak posted [p:978921940] in Imperial s... [t:80690323]...</cite> <quote>CyborgSage00x0 posted... </cite><quote>TC almost got it. Add Fahrenheit for weather temperatures being objectively better. The short scale ~0-100F, give or take, allows it to be more precise in a degree-to-degree basis. </quote>I don't get this "precision" about weather issue at all.1) There is no precision about weather temperatur anyways. Currently it's 11C / 52F in my city according to my weather app. There is no way that this is correct for all of my city anyways.2) the apparent temperature varies even more because of stuff like wind and humidity.52F on one day doesn't feel like 52F on another day, and you won't notice a difference of +/- 1 F either.So what's the benefit of "more precision" there? --- Planning is the process of replacing chance with error.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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