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Topic	Imperial system for height, metric system for everything else
reincarnator07 02/20/24 1:17:10 AM #119:	CyborgSage00x0 posted... It's more precise degree over degree, since there's less of a leap in 1F , compared to 1C. And humans are extremely sensitive to minute temperature variations (i.e., 72F definitely feels different than 73F), meaning F is a more accurate read out, since the variation between 1 degree in C is too large. And yes, using decimals could solve this, but no one does, and it's clumbsy. I would challenge anyone to tell the difference between 72 and 73f in a blind test. According to google, that's 22.22 and 22.78c. If only there was an easy way of allowing for a difference of 0.5 degrees... --- Fan of metal? Don't mind covers? Check out my youtube and give me some feedback http://www.youtube.com/sircaballero <cite>reincarnator07 posted [p:978938352] in Imperial s... [t:80690323]...</cite> <quote>CyborgSage00x0 posted... </cite><quote>It's more precise degree over degree, since there's less of a leap in 1F , compared to 1C. And humans are extremely sensitive to minute temperature variations (i.e., 72F definitely feels different than 73F), meaning F is a more accurate read out, since the variation between 1 degree in C is too large.And yes, using decimals could solve this, but no one does, and it's clumbsy.</quote>I would challenge anyone to tell the difference between 72 and 73f in a blind test.According to google, that's 22.22 and 22.78c. If only there was an easy way of allowing for a difference of 0.5 degrees... --- Fan of metal? Don't mind covers? Check out my youtube and give me some feedbackhttp://www.youtube.com/sircaballero</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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