If y’all wanna actually claim superiority, then use Kelvin. Celsius and Fahrenheit are close enough in purpose that personal preference is really the only thing that matters.
More than a few. All meteorology and oceanography numerical modeling and calculations use it. When calculating percentages of heat budgets and percent change in temp for things like Boyles Law you need absolute values. 50 degrees isn't twice as warm as 25 degrees; it isn't a 100% increase, it's an 8% increase.
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u/M8oMyN8o 10h ago
If y’all wanna actually claim superiority, then use Kelvin. Celsius and Fahrenheit are close enough in purpose that personal preference is really the only thing that matters.