Thread 16759195

>>16759195 (OP)
fresh water is not the worlds most abundant resource

>>16759195 (OP)
alcohol?

>>16759195 (OP)
You have never once in your life made use of knowing the boiling point of pure water at sea level. That leaves just the freezing point, which if the number 32 is too difficult to remember, well, ok, you are a eurotard after all, so that's not actually surprising.

>>16759250
>burger has no concept of cooking due to living 100% off mc donalds slop or whatever

>>16759320
yes, when making spaghetti it is very important that the water boils at 100 degrees celsius, that's why no one adds salt, because that changes the boiling point of water

>>16759320
at my elevation (6000ft, 1000 fathoms, 1829m) water doesn't boil at 100 anyway. I have no clue what temperature water boils at here. it doesn't come up. what does is how long I have to stick the egg in boiling water for.

>>16759371
what? are you sure?

>>16759644
NO (could be a sperg)

>>16759676
There are many spergs here

>>16759195 (OP)
how does the red water go up the thermometer when it gets hot?

>>16759858
magnets

>>16759326
salt when cooking pasta doesn't actually significantly change the boiling point of water
that's a common brainlet trope and you've been spotted
it would take a massive amount of salt to significantly alter the boiling point
you'd need like 60g of salt per liter to go to 101C

>>16759884
do that

>>16759195 (OP)
That's not a "Celsius thermometer," these are the two options Euroslaves are allowed to choose from. Either I'm too dumb to know where the 0 starts or I'm too dumb to notice that both numbers are the same on each side.

>>16759195 (OP)
>>16759234
>32 is too hard for my weak little mind to remember.
Every pro-metric thread is an advertisement for Special-Needs children.

>>16759884
i always thought the water was salted for flavour, specially when its used later to emulsify sauces with the starches

>>16759948
>>>/lgbt/

>>16759931
But why would you choose 32 - 212 instead of the much more simple and logical 0 - 100?

>>16759959
reasons. can you think of them?

>>16759959
NTA but how much of your day do you spend boiling and freezing water?

>>16759948
Pasta should be boiled in very salty water. The salt gets into the pasta and makes it tastier.

>>16759959
Filtered by powers of 2 lmfao

In Fahrenheit a fever is exactly 100°F with a bad one being 102° and death occurring at 108°. Let me guess. In Celsius it's 38° fever and dead at 40°? No, probably not. Have fun with your decimals cucks lmao

>>16759959
Because the boiling point of water doesn't affect whether you need a jacket or not you imbecile.

>>16760279
>>16760279
how does 32 jacket?

>>16759921
>the left
>How hot is it?
>Bout 3.

>>16759959
>why don't we use 0-100 to describe a range outside that which wee need to consider for weather?
What if I told you 32 and below meant stay warm, negative meant frostbite imminent, bundle the fuck up, and 70, 80, and 90 all meant different conditions?
Would you then understand what a 0-100 scale is? Would it ever click that you're arguing between oranges and orange juice when all you need is to treat your scurvy?

>>16759195 (OP)
Celsius describes the experience of pure water and is reasonable for kitchens and laboratories. Fahrenheit describes the human experience and is better for weather and air conditioning (which you don't have, lmao).

>>16759195 (OP)
i think of celsius and fahrenheit in terms of refrigerators.
0C is the lower limit for the fridge
0F is the upper limit for the freezer

>>16760249
We're having fun with affordable health care instead.

>>16760450
We're starting to have fun with our version of it.

>>16760450
>>16760455
Just noticed that the Affordable Care Act literally leaves Health out of the title. Hmm. Why could that be? Fucking Obama lol.

>>16759859
Fuck

>>16760481
tell me about it. every.single.time - fucking magnets again.