Not at all. I have lived in two different time zones where I’m dealing with subzero Celsius temperatures for several months of the year.

Yes I know that water does certain things at the “nice” numbers in Celsius. Who cares though? What’s so special about water? I’m not boiling water that often, and in my life I’ve never checked the temperature of water when doing so or have had to care about specific numbers then. Of all substances why does water get to be the one we base everything around?

That is not what I mean. I mean in daily life, most temperatures will fall in that range. That does not mean every day you see them all.

That one is fun because you concede most of it but then win an argument that fahrenheit is better (Celsius and fahrenheit are both arbitrary but at least fahrenheit scales itself so the range most people use daily, weather, is 0-100)

So when I type the word “sink” I’ve used the sin() function?

I definitely don’t agree that the RFC is easier to read, the two numbers can appear to be one at a quick glance without a separator.