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Written by Chancerubbage on 2025-01-14 at 04:57

I’m Fahrenheit raised born & acclimated. I feel that with some level of confidence, I could probably judge the temperature in ten degree groups. Such as, it’s in the 20s, 30s, 40s, ….90s.

I’m not sure if a similar sense is developed for the centigrade acclimated. You might know zero, our 32, as water freezes, 22°c our 72, a comfort zone, 38°c our 100, a feverish body temp.

But does decimal number system play into your how you group ‘comfort climate’? 4 c zones to Fahrenheit’s 10 zones?

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Written by SuperMoosie on 2025-01-14 at 05:06

@Chancerubbage

If it is cold you put clothes on, hot, you take them off.

Don't need to get into decimal places.

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Written by Chancerubbage on 2025-01-14 at 05:13

@SuperMoosie yeah I’m thinking it was a matter if simply adapting to the changes. Putting a number to it doesn’t matter.

I’m rather temperature sensitive, preferring a narrow range. So I look at weather more carefully. Both my Body and shelter are both less resilient these days. Just not sure if an arbitrary number range is influencing my sensitivity

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