Mod parent offtopic, as we're discussing units of measure for temperature.
Celsius will probably win. In my case it's used a lot for approximating and calculating the Speed of sound in seawater. [npl.co.uk]
I vote none. 'Degrees' isn't a physical quantity that can be measured. It is simply a unit of measure for both temperature and angle.
i can't vote. 'none' is a non-physical concept that also cannot be measured. is it simply an absence of something, or is the 'none' statement coherentt and meaningful, therefore 'something'?
Please Moderators make it happen: +5 offtopic and then funny.
(Score: 4, Funny) by Ethanol-fueled on Friday March 14 2014, @03:33AM
Mod parent offtopic, as we're discussing units of measure for temperature.
Celsius will probably win. In my case it's used a lot for approximating and calculating the Speed of sound in seawater. [npl.co.uk]
(Score: 2, Insightful) by crutchy on Friday March 14 2014, @01:03PM
I vote none. 'Degrees' isn't a physical quantity that can be measured. It is simply a unit of measure for both temperature and angle.
(Score: 2, Insightful) by beckett on Friday March 14 2014, @03:35PM
i can't vote. 'none' is a non-physical concept that also cannot be measured. is it simply an absence of something, or is the 'none' statement coherentt and meaningful, therefore 'something'?
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Saturday March 15 2014, @11:24AM
Please Moderators make it happen: +5 offtopic and then funny.