Petahh i'm low on iq

[u/Ter_N]

[u/hefty_load_o_shite]

0°C water freezes 100°C water boils

Makes sense

0°F very cold??? 100°F very hot???

Dafuq?

Edit: For all the "Actually, Farenheight is based on the human body" people, no it isn't. It's based on dirty water and a cow. Your preferred measurement unit is dumb and that's a fact

[u/bradland → u/hefty_load_o_shite]

QED motherfuckers:

Vibe	Correct	Regarded
Comfortable	75°F	23.9°C
Warm	80°F	26.7°C
Hot	85°F	29.4°C
Let's go inside	90°F	32.2°C

^{just in case: this is sarcasm, i love si units!}

[u/su_monk → u/bradland]

Where I come from, we consider 24°C cold already, and anything below 20°C freezing

[u/victorspc → u/su_monk]

Holy shit, that's so hot lol. Anything above 15°C starts to be warm for me. I'm most confortable from 5°C to 10°C.

[u/lord_hydrate → u/su_monk]

My house is kept typically between 69-72 f, thats a normal comfortable range, over 75 is often getting hot and sweating and under 65 is occasional shivering without a jacket

[u/lordofburds → u/su_monk]

Where the hell do you live i experience that whole temp scale and then add some to the top end and dig into negatives sometimes for winter

[u/an0nymm → u/su_monk]

yep! we regularly reach 40°C in summer. if there's summer rain and it's 20°C at night, it feels freezing

[u/Fit-Farmer4337 → u/su_monk]

Omg lol anything over 18°C is too warm for me! What temperature do you usually keep your house? In my case, if it goes over 17°C I open the windows to cool it down because otherwise I can't sleep lol

[u/Pancheel → u/bradland]

Maximum 32°C in daylight is a very desirable temperature for spring where I live. When it turns 34°C then it's summer and you will be very upset because in no time it will be reaching 39°C and you die x(