>He doesn't understand the English system of measurement
>He can't convert twips to poppyseeds to shaftments
>He doesn't know the difference between Ramsden's Chain and Gunter's Chain
>He doesn't know now to convert kilograms to slugs
>He doesn't know how to convert between Roman miles, nautical miles, and regular miles (also known as miles)

https://youtu.be/EUpwa0je6_Y

>>16695229
Indeed, the metric neanderthal require numbers in base 10 so they can count their fingers for each digit as they plug them into calculators.

>>16695229
There's actually a classical phrase in the sciences that means, "I can't do any math but the very simplest of operations and my mind is too weak to remember anything!"
It's said "metric."
Americans can use BOTH metric and imperial, because we are simply superior.

>>16694724 (OP)
3 feet x 2 yards x 100 fathoms x 10 cables = 6080 feet per nautical mile????

>>16695349
The video clearly shows how proficient you are at both.

>>16695349
Metric adherents upon seeing Imperial:
>internal and external screeching
Imperial users upon seeing metric:
>Do you not have calculators?

>>16695349
>Americans can use BOTH metric and imperial, because we are simply superior.
You can get arrested in Europe for possession of a knife with a point or a thermometer with more than one scale.

>>16695656
>room temp iq
pathetic

You have got to read about loci and epoch, boy man it's all I've been on about for 6 months on here

AI

>>16694724 (OP)
>shaftment
>bloody ell

>>16694724 (OP)
>3*2*100*10 feet in a nautical mile
>6080 feet in a nautical mile

>>16696224
a nautical mile used to be defined as one arc-minute (1°/60) of longitude either north or south from the equator.
it's just a coincidence that it was close-ish to the length of a mile.

>>16694724 (OP)
Why is inch -> finger the only edge of the digraph that flows upstream?

>digit palm shaftment pace
Really, England?