On Wednesday 14 September 2005 20:13, Bill Hooper wrote: > On 2005 Sep 14 , at 7:19 PM, Pierre Abbat wrote: > > (The scientists may think of the > > temperature as 301 kelvins, confusing the rest of us.) > > There is nothing confusing about 301 K. It's no more confusing than 28 > °C, which is the equivalent Celsius temperature.*
Okay, so "confusing" isn't the right word. What is? It happened to me the other day, when one of my coworkers, talking about a previous job, told me that the yarn was moving at 75 meters per minute. I couldn't visualize that, so I converted it into meters per second, while he kept on talking, and I lost what he said. phma
