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Please explain to me why I should use metric when:
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The question isn't why you should use it, but rather why all these things you've listed are still using it.
We all know that transition isn't easy, but being proud of using the inferior system is weird.
My point is that if I give someone directions in meters they're going to look at me like I have two heads, it's literally like speaking two different languages.
The funny part is we switch to metric when it's science
But only sometimes. Other times, interplanetary probes disappear.
They made fun of that on For All Mankind. An incident on Mars because Russia and America were doing calculations using different systems and someone forgot to convert.
That's based on real incident though
https://spacemath.gsfc.nasa.gov/weekly/6Page53.pdf
And computer temperatures lol