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9/11/2015 10:43:17 PM
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Yes it is.
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How so?
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Many ways. Google "why scientists use the metric system". I actually prefer feet and inches when measuring height and pounds for weight. Everything else metric.
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Same and I'm Canadian!
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I'll do ya a solid. Instead of telling you to look up something to back up my claim (bad debating) I'll post this for you to look at http://www.bwmaonline.com/Imperial%20Origins.htm
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Hah! That's actually a good read. That dude does not like metric! Even calls it sexist lol.
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That guy loathes the metric system. I don't have a problem with it, just American so I like standard
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Scientists use the metric system while engineers use standard. (In america anyway)
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1. Wayyyy easier 2. We actually use it instead of inches in school/college 3. Most of the world uses it
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1. Not easier 2. In school you learn both 3. So because the rest of the world does it that makes it better?
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How is using 1/8 and 1/16 easier than out of 10? And if we use it with the rest of the world, we won't have to convert anything.
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http://www.bwmaonline.com/Imperial%20Origins.htm This guy gives some pretty good examples
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Edited by CallMeCrimson: 9/12/2015 4:19:51 PMThe only standard thing I use is miles and ft, everything else metric :/
