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Noone outside the US knows what a fahrenheit is
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why can't burgerlands be normal and use celsius
will learning about meters give me huge balls?
Celsius vs Fahrenheit is an example of everyone being wrong because KELVIN is the SI unit of temperature and it is the most useful unit because it also functions as an ominous Mayan-calendar style clock ticking down to the end of the universe
Kelvin is just celsius with a different baseline, thus making celsius good.
I'm afraid Celsius is officially defined by the kelvin, not the other way around
Because it makes the europeans mad.
but they're also europeans, a few times removed
none of the ancestor countries want modern "i'm x% whatever" americans to move there. I'm cool with dying because i'm miserable regardless but that's not going to work for most people.
I still remember when I three years ago made an effortpost about why americans should shut the fuck up with their weird "I'm from this country"-one-blood-drop-rule-bs. Made a lot of hexbears mad.
Do it again that sounds good
It does, I'm literally fuming