when you think about what temperature actually is, kelvin makes the most sense.

temperature = the average kinetic energy of molecules in a particular system, so it doesn't really make sense to have negative temperatures - you can't have negative kinetic energy.

what the f*** does a physics class have to do with day to day life ?

youre proving my point !

why do you care what temperature water freezes at on a day-to-day basis

yeah that's why I thought it was for like science stuff

actually you might need to know the right temperature for boiling water if you're cooking. its 100 degrees celsius which is easier to remember then 200something fahrenheit

I look at the weather app on my phone

so i know whether to pull out my frozone suit for the day or not

kelvin makes literally the least amount of sense, -50 F is like 228 K and 130 F is like 328

so anything outside of that 100 degree range is practically never getting used

Celsius makes way more sense than fahrenheit tbh, in fact the whole metric system is more consistent and coherent than the american imperial system

it fits together very well and calculations are easy

you can tell when water is boiling by looking at it

pics?

temperature is completely different, what calculations are you gonna have to make converting temp n s*** bro

like you just heat it up until it boils

pic these nuts

That Celsius s*** lame as f***

United States wins again STFU ‼️

celsius makes more sense, there is a reason 99% of the world uses it.

the man in your avi uses fahrenheit

Nobody does this
We just put in on 21

and hes a dumbass so?

The one you grew up with will make more sense to you, it's not that difficult lmfao

To you 80 would mean "it's pretty hot" or something, but I don't know what 80 feels like so that doesn't help me at all.

Celsius niggas rate albums like -1.03762 out of 14.2

Stupid f***s

Ur not even from America 😂😂😂😂😂