It's so weird how degrees C and F are degrees but K are not degrees, they're just Kelvin. Which kinda makes them sound like a physical thing. Like, I have 2 apples, 50 liters of water, or 100 Kelvin. Let me just look in the cabinet to see if we have more Kelvin lying around
@socks kelvin being not degrees makes sense to us though because it's like, you're measuring from an absolute value, not from an arbitrary reference point? you're measuring from zero rather than with an offset
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