• gustofwind@lemmy.world
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    2 days ago

    America has some of the lowest and highest temps in the world so I’m not sure how that means anything

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      2 days ago

      I know, but the Americans are the only ones in this thread acting like every person and place in their country shares a single range of weather temperatures, so I pretended to cede that point. It makes for a good rhetorical technique.

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        2 days ago

        Well all four seasons occur in almost every us state so you do in fact experience most temperatures everywhere you go and especially as aberrant extreme weather increases

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              2 days ago

              I’ve never experienced winter here in Australia. We only get snow on mountains and our indigenous trees are evergreen. You Americans might think every place has winter, but you’re very wrong. If it went down to 0 F around here, it would make history books. Your scale just doesn’t fit us. We prefer Celcius.

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                  20 hours ago

                  And Americans shouldn’t pretend like their archaic temperature scale only they use is still relevant in the 21st century, yet here you are.