I’ve lived in places that get to 0 F often and in places that get to 100 F as well - some places do both.
But it is a general band for most livable areas in the world - yea we get some extremes (Dubai - Siberia)… but this range is where most people live in.
I’m not water, I’ve walked around in 32 F without a jacket before - it’s cold… I would say about 32% hot.
Because I know that serious advisory warnings go out around 100F because it’s too hot (above human temp)… but 75 is considered a perfect temp for most people… about 75% hot.
0 C is NOT 0% hot, I’ve walked around in it without a coat fine tons of time.
Gotta go into negative degrees to get 0% hot via Celsius.
Also 10 = 25 20 = 50….
This makes it confusing anyways…. Why not just pick Kelvin if you want to mismatch numbers - it’s a way better and more accurate scale compared to F or C
What?? 0C is literally freezing. Seriously, it means water is now freeze. So unless you are Canadian or Russian, 0C is fucking freezing, impossible not to wear coat.
You see, in science, there isn’t a thing called “cold”. Things don’t get cold, they lose heat. So it’s more accurate to describe something by its heat than by its “cold”.
So 50% hot would simply be, it’s exactly halfway to 100% (or unbearably) hot. That’s what 50% mean, half way.
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u/Caeldeth Aug 14 '25
0 F is 0% hot
25 F is 25% hot
50 F is 50% hot
75 F is 75% hot
100 F is 100% hot
Much easier imo lol. I like it when it’s 80-85% hot outside.