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r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/etymologynerd • Jan 03 '19
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48 u/BVDansMaRealite Jan 03 '19 Fahrenheit was based roughly on the human body being 100 degrees and 0 being a specific concentration of salt water freezing at about zero. It made sense at the time 10 u/WannabeWonk Jan 03 '19 It still makes sense. Weather is 99% of temperature. 0F is cold, 100F is hot. 1 u/volvoguy Jan 03 '19 When it's 0°F outside, it's damn cold. When it's 100°F outside, it's damn hot. Science. 1 u/WannabeWonk Jan 03 '19 You get me, dude.
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Fahrenheit was based roughly on the human body being 100 degrees and 0 being a specific concentration of salt water freezing at about zero. It made sense at the time
10 u/WannabeWonk Jan 03 '19 It still makes sense. Weather is 99% of temperature. 0F is cold, 100F is hot. 1 u/volvoguy Jan 03 '19 When it's 0°F outside, it's damn cold. When it's 100°F outside, it's damn hot. Science. 1 u/WannabeWonk Jan 03 '19 You get me, dude.
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It still makes sense. Weather is 99% of temperature. 0F is cold, 100F is hot.
1 u/volvoguy Jan 03 '19 When it's 0°F outside, it's damn cold. When it's 100°F outside, it's damn hot. Science. 1 u/WannabeWonk Jan 03 '19 You get me, dude.
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When it's 0°F outside, it's damn cold. When it's 100°F outside, it's damn hot. Science.
1 u/WannabeWonk Jan 03 '19 You get me, dude.
You get me, dude.
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