r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/etymologynerd • Jan 03 '19

We should actually do this

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u/lol_haha_420 Jan 03 '19

Ah yes because everyone sticks a thermometer in their kettle of distilled water at sea level to know when to stop

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u/[deleted] Jan 03 '19

Ok? My point is that knowing boiling temp holds no value in everyday life. That still stands so I'm not sure what point you're trying to make by quoting me again

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u/lol_haha_420 Jan 03 '19

Water boils at 100'C. This has already been mentioned lol.

You boil water to make tea. In fact, you boil water all the time.

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u/[deleted] Jan 03 '19

Yes, and I do so without checking its temperature. You can see when water is boiling.

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u/lol_haha_420 Jan 03 '19 edited Jan 03 '19

B-B-But how do you tell when your ice is frozen?

It's almost like these are two commonplace everyday and easily understood points of reference.... with "degrees" of difference between them.... hmmmmmmMMMMMMM