when telling the temperature, it’s important to note that °C stands for “Correct” and °F stands for “Fake”
Fahrenheit is literally ‘the higher the number the hotter it is’
And how do you thing every other unit works?
Celsius is super useful when you live anywhere it might freeze in winter. I care how close to freezing it is outside, to 0°C. To protect my car windows from frozen dew, my garden, my safest way to make it to work. I guess a cali person might not need it much, so use farenheit then. Water is almost everywhere and I find it useful to know when it's about to change in form 😳















