#double negation as part of the standard form or saying that a certain word order is logical is incorrect because there are languages that

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abt this smth funny is that i can't read or estimate tempreture in fahrinhite (i cant even spell it right) becausr everyone else uses celcius. im scared of saying this sometines bc i've seen americans get mad at ppl for using celcius online

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I mean right? I even tried my best to use their definition of "percentage of hotness" but it just doesn't work because how much you can take is also very subjective. I'd say 70F would be like 25°C, because that's what I'd call "70% hot" (which is also so abstract to me i had to actually think hard about it) and 100F, I'd maybe attribute to 41°C. But 70 is actually 21°C, and 100 is 37,8°C

I can even excuse using feet and inches and pounds in english, because those are the units used in most anglosphone countries, but fahrenheit

These are the areas that use fahrenheit according to wikipedia.

I mean, in the end, saying "x is just more intuitive" is not the best argument. What's more intuitive is what you spend your whole life using. I don't get celsius either, i just know 23 is nice, 26 is hell if it's humid, and if it's above 32, don't even think of seeing me out of the shade.

#i also mentioned the ideology of logic for a reason #even tho it's a linguistic ideology #it says the same thing - saying for example that double negations are illogical is not correct because there are languages that have #double negation as part of the standard form or saying that a certain word order is logical is incorrect because there are languages that #use other word orders in their standard languages (we used Italian and Welsh compared to English as examples) #it's the same for this to me. you can't say one measure is more logical (intuitive) when others find it incomprehensible and prefer the #other just because it's more logical to you #just say ''i'm used to it so i don't wanna switch'' and go yknow? #asks

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