I never realized 1.609 miles/km is close to the golden ratio (1.618)
- 0 = freezing
- 50 = mild
- 100 = Very hot (not burning just very hot)
In reality hearing its 80 outside where I live could mean beautiful day or sweltering mugginess so it's never been a great indicator for me regardless of unit.
Or when people adjust a thermostat by like 2 degrees. If you changed it and didn't tell me idk if I would even perceive it. Temperature is weird.
The previous comment said they don't find F that useful since they aren't familiar. I am, and I dont find it that useful for predicting how it actually feels outside. Celsius doesn't change much for me in that situation.
Kind-of funny; kind-of sad.
https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/countries...
Should the label on a cookie say 836,800 J?
“Frigid” would perhaps be less confusing “Freezing.”
In that case, I stand corrected, and 0°F should definitely be "Frigid" nto "Freezing"
(thx for the alert)
If you go for a run at 0F in a T-shirt, you won't be running for very long. That's like -18C.