@AJG62858738@GatterSzn@Shane00 LeBron weighed 245lb at the NBA combine in 03/04 as a teenager, looking like this. He was well over 250lb for most of his career.
@TexasMoran@pegobry_en 0F was a standard temp based on a brine solution’s freezing point. It was nothing to do with the lowest temp he’d ever experienced.
And by stating 2 areas with such different ideas of a normal range, you’ve argued against the practicality of Fahrenheit.
@ND_TechGuy@txsalth2o Above 100 is not dangerously hot. Nowhere near the same extent that 0 is dangerously cold.
Plenty of regions regularly go above 100F and people carry on their lives as normal.
@ArtaConworlder So 0F is really really life threateningly cold, but 100F is only “warm”.
Yeah seems like an excellent scale.
If it was about “human comfort”, then 0F would be as cold as 100F is warm.
@hicasamadim It’s feasible we have the relationship 2x^2 = y. As 2(2^2) = 8, 2(5^2) = 50.
2(6^2) = 72. This is pretty justifiable as *a* correct answer.
@Zozh307@sampullara@Deshpacito661 You have 0 comprehension skills.
Their takeaway is that American women are too heavy (objectively, according to Dean Turner - I’m not supporting this point).
They found the average weight of a 5’4 woman as even heavier than Dean Turner’s claim.
@Marcus_Missed@bballbreakdown@onlytudz It doesnt matter how heavy you are when you’re in the air. You’re essentially weightless at that point.
And being tall makes it easier to fall over, because your centre of mass is higher.