Comments by "Zach B" (@zachb1706) on "Шкала Фаренгейта. Что это вообще такое?" video.

  1. It’s pretty easy to know if it’s going to snow, as all you need to know is if it is positive or negative.
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  2. Yeah because your bought up on it. No one using Celsius has that problem.
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  3. It's stupidly easy. Metric is the easiest measuring system on the earth, no need to remember the ratios between measurements, you just need to know the acronyms. Celsius be Fahrenheit is more of an arbitrary choice. Every argument for 1 can be used for another, except in science where Celsius is superior because it is the standard used by most of the world (and Kelvin is calibrated to it).
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  4. Have you ever used Celsius? It’s just as easy to use, and if your doing any calculations you don’t need to convert to a different unit (as most thinks use Celsius as a base)
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  5. Live in Australia, no Ned to worry about negatives here.
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  6. Because it’s just as, if not even easier to use than Fahrenheit, and it’s convenient for global conversions. Scientists in the US use metric, it’s only the public that doesn’t.
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  7.  @Njennings42  no idea, because the majority of the world has
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  8. Ok
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  9.  @starandfox601  I live in Australia, we’re pretty accustomed to heat and have no issue figuring out if it’s hot or cold. 30+ hot 40+ blisteringly hot
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  10. Huh?
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  11. Less precise than what? A 1C temperature difference is almost imperceivable and of your measuring incredibly precise values you'd have to use decimals regardless of Fahrenheit or Celsius
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  12. That’s why it’s based off of atmospheric pressure at sea level. It’s easily reproducible - which it all it needs to be.
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  13.  @Dreamspeak22  your wish has cube true. Since 2019, Celsius has decoupled from the boiling and freezing g point of water - it is now defined by the Boltzmann constant.
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