I prefer this as it's all physically relatable.

It is not X distance light travels in a vacuum.

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Yeah. It makes very much sense from this point of view.

But on the other hand half of those things I have no idea what they are, so they're not relatable at all. 😁

And I appreciate the simplicity of metric, where you can easily scale up and down just using logic.

And of course growing up in fully metric environment give this totally different perspective.🤷

I'm conversant in both, but sure, metric is fine for some things, but... I still prefer base 60 for most things, but I know that's not ever going to be a standard again. (It was for thousands of years. 😅)

Base-60 is needlessly cruel :p

I can't easily divide and multiply by 60 unless we switch to a base-60 numerical system.

Those Babylonians were show-offs

Well, yes. I think that's exactly what we should all be using. We'd all be better off, IMO.

Think of the people you work with.

Then try to imagine them trying to use Base 60 :D

I can't!

That's the point.

I wouldn't be working with them. It's self-sorting.

Genius!

How do we get this passed?

We destroy the current world order and build anew. 😅