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7/12/2025, 11:06:26 AM
>>510161454
Don't be so credulous, of course they use their other unit (multiples by factor of anywhere from 3 through 1760 of the length of three long grains of barley lined up in a row)
(Burgerbros lighten up, I'm just joshing you)
(Also it looks worse than it is in the flowchart - even if it's still bad - because most of those units aren't in use)
For the metricians basically µm, mm, cm, m, km
For the imperials basically in, ft, yd, mile
Everything is lined up along a metric axis here but you can see the vert. distance is constant for metric because it's always a factor of 10 (none of that 12, 3, 1760 crap)
Don't be so credulous, of course they use their other unit (multiples by factor of anywhere from 3 through 1760 of the length of three long grains of barley lined up in a row)
(Burgerbros lighten up, I'm just joshing you)
(Also it looks worse than it is in the flowchart - even if it's still bad - because most of those units aren't in use)
For the metricians basically µm, mm, cm, m, km
For the imperials basically in, ft, yd, mile
Everything is lined up along a metric axis here but you can see the vert. distance is constant for metric because it's always a factor of 10 (none of that 12, 3, 1760 crap)
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