Thread 211875156

do you use a logical system of units and measurements in your country or do you live in a retarded hellhole?

>>211875156 (OP)
japan has a weird ass imperial reign calendar thing where the calendar resets to year one with every new emperor

>>211875156 (OP)
Do ching chongs actually say shit like "it's 281 degrees outside today"? Seems to weird to be true

>>211875156 (OP)
why should year be first?

>>211877413
biggest number goes first, just like the time and normal numbers

>measurement system: :-|
>measurement system, japan: :-O

>>211877719
It's not a useful number, it shouldn't be upfront

>>211878574
Then you just omit it but it's still better for organizing things. Many things in Japan with dates are listed like 8/6 or 7/13 with no year.

>>211878606
The European method is organized by the ephemicity of the number, that is logical

>>211878648
Nah it's retarded

>>211878574
>>211878606
if the year is different, it's the most important number
if it isn't, you can drop it

if the year is the same but the month is different, it's the most important number
if it isn't, you can drop it

same with the day
>>211878648
retarded cope. why dont you do time as ss:mm:hh since seconds have the most ephemicity in time? you just like it because it's how you say it

>>211875156 (OP)
>Kelvin
Why do you lie?

>>211878746
Because I need to know what day it is, but I don't care how many seconds are there rn
False equivalence

>>211878746
The jew is obviously right. Just look at the kind of lamguage you use every day. You always mention the the weekday and the day of the month, sometimes the month itself and hardly at all what year it as that's obvious. In terms of time It's usually the hour you use the most (or things like midday, afternoon, etc.), then minutes to be more precise (e.g. 10 past X hour) and you hardly ever mention seconds irl.

BEHOLD, THE MASTER SYSTEM OF UNITS OF THE HEGEMONY OF AMERICA

>Temperature
Fahrenheit for human reference; Celsius/Kelvin for engineering
>Distance
Miles for long distance; meters, cm, mm for short distances
>Volume
Liters for science, cups for cooking, gallons for gas
>Date
YYYY-MM-DD
24-hour clock time
>Pressure
mmHg

Japs use Kelvin? never heard of it.

>>211879773
I need to know the year if the date has a different year. You're just retarded.