Fahrenheit vs. Celsius vs. Kelvin

Fun fact time, -40F is -40C.

And 575F is 575K

Fahrenheit: how hot humans feel

Celsius: how hot water feels

Kelvin & Rankine: how hot atoms feel

Based on human perception, based on water chemistry, based on physics.

Since when is 0°C "fairly cold" it's literally freezing.

Celcius is the logical choice. The others are just crazy.

I'd like to propose a discussion between a person from Arizona and a person from Alaska to define what is "Really hot outside"

0°C getting cold outside
100°C getting hot in sauna

Never any love for Rankine.

What did Kevin ever do to Fahrenheit or Celsius?

100° outside is dead

I like that

100c and 100K = dead but for different reasons