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Dear Fahrenheit users, do you really think 50 degrees is "the middle temperature"?
One of the most common defense for Fahrenheit is smth like this;
"Fahrenheit is more intuitive for human experience. 0 degree is super cold, and 100 degree is super hot! It is just simple as that!"
With that logic, 50 degree Fahrenheit should be the "middle temperature"; which is 10 degree Celsius.
Is it just me or being 50'F/10'C actually feel cold? Such temperature requires sweater at least, and even light jacket sometimes. That is nowhere near the "middle temperature", isn't it? Or am I just weird?
u/3ustress — 4 days ago