Celsius is the objectively better temperature scale for daily life.

Water undergoes a phase transition at 0° and 100° Celsius—it freezes and boils, respectively.

This is clear and easy to remember.

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thanks. could never convince my American friends.

Yeah, that makes sense. Even for baking stuff, too.

Celsius 232.78 would have been a shit book title tho

I think one advantage of Fahrenheit for daily life is that 0-100 represent extremes for most people living in temperate climates, so seems better for most weather-related temperatures (or maybe I’m just more used to thinking of everything in Fahrenheit being American).
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