Why would I even use Celsius? Fahrenheit is a simple 0-100 scale

>>71136669
Water freezes at 0°C and boils at 100°C
It's perfect

>According to a story and trivia questions in Germany, Fahrenheit actually chose the lowest air temperature measured in his hometown Danzig in winter 1708/09 as 0 °F, and only later had the need to be able to make this value reproducible using brine
>being this cucked by the germans

>>71136669
You are over 60% water bro.

You're ignorant. It's probably not your fault, it's your educational institutions.

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>>71136736
>my simple monkey brain needs basic numbers to understand something
why is the rest of the world too retarded to do math?

>>71138071
Ameridumb BTFO.

>>71136736
why is that perfect?

>>71138264
simpler is better, why do you want to make things more complicated than they are ?

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>>71138294
>tfw too intelligent to dumb down my system of measurement to appease globalist cucks

>>71138280
Water is a ultimate element for humans. Water is life, water is love.

>>71138320
You'll understand when you'll graduate m8.

>All these people defending our national hero

THANK YOU

>>71136669
>Being this cucked by a pole

>>71136736
This.

>>71138328
And this.


The world hasn't lost its sanity yet.

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>guaranteed replies

lmao, bump

>>71136669
Because we refer to everything in relation to how water behaves. Especially in winter, with dangers of water freezing, and in cooking, when it boils. Though I suppose you're some Mexi- or Calishit chicano with no winter and who doesn't cook. But people like you don't need a temperature scale anyway, because what for.

Fahrenheit is supposed to tell you easier if it's subjectively cold or warm to a human, and it can only do so much. Celsius, however, can do this too.

>>71138328
Well said, Boris.