All the time when I lived in the UK. I constantly had to do conversions.

0° C was cold outside and that made more sense on a human scale but 32° C was like 90° F and that doesn’t make sense on a human scale.
 

Who cares about 32 being the freezing point, how often do you reference it

benthecarman

I agree on 100 being a more human scale but 32 seems arbitrary. I can’t help but wonder why did Dr. Fahrenheit pick 32 instead of 0 for freezing point of water.

I’m looking for a temp scale that uses 0 as freezing point of water but 100 Fahrenheit because that’s reasonably hot for humans.

AskSN

What else are you a "maximalist" of?

birdeye21

I agree on 100 being a more human scale but 32 seems arbitrary. I can’t help but wonder why did Dr. Fahrenheit pick 32 instead of 0 for freezing point of water.

I’m looking for a temp scale that uses 0 as freezing point of water but 100 Fahrenheit because that’s reasonably hot for humans. 