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Originally Posted by EdgeXXX
Actually, until you define the temperature at which "cold" starts, there is no correct answer for this question.
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Perhaps I should elaborate:
If it was 32 degrees yesterday and it is 0 degrees today, "twice as cold" would be -32 degrees
If it was 70 degrees yesterday and it is 0 degrees today, "twice as cold" would be -70 degrees
"Cold" is a perceptual variable and therefor has no fixed value, so until you assign it a value there is no correct answer.