Why usa are so retard?

0 Fahrenheit is cold for the human (-17°C)
100 Fahrenheid is hot for the human (38°C)

Celsius is for water, not humans.
Fahrenheid is for humans, not water.

Why is you so retard

>>723474485
What the fuck does that mean? 0 is cold for the human? If you mean body temp, you're dead at 0. If you mean just for general feel, it totally depends on the person.

>>723474308
day month year is a step in the right direction, but year month day is 100% better.

>>723474308
Doing a little math for a conversion is not as hard for us as it is for Euros, I guess.

>>723474485
lel you are a fuckwit

Because intervals of 12 is so much easier to divide among 2, 3, 4, 6, etc. other than 10

>>723474308
Why USA are so retarded?

Are you asking a question or making a statement?

Why the USA is so retarded.

Or

Why is the USA so retarded?

Pick 1 you stupid illiterate fuck.

>>723474485
Human body is made over 70% water

>>723474485
0F = -273C you retard. It's absolute zero

>>723476510
You meant Kelvin, Fahrenheits have something to do with Mercury if i remember correctly. Im not sure, im an eurocuck.

>>723476510
well you're just fucking retarded

>>723474485
even the americans is laughing at you

>>723474485
This.
Also, enjoy your French cuck system.

>>723476777
trips says it all

>>723474308
US Military uses 00Mon0000

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>>723476777

yeah americans do have a moronic system for measuring stuff
get your shit together

>>723474308
>rest of the world using dd MM YYYY
Glorious Hungary uses YYYY. MM. dd. and lastName firstName

>>723477155
/thread

>>723477346
Newfag

>>723477155
Keked

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>>723474308
Fixed

>>723474308
Don't forget cross unit conversion is key for engineering, ie. dm^3 = l, 1l water = 1kg, 1kg accelerated with 1m/s^2 = 1N

>>723474485
This b8 is too successful

>>723476103
Don't corect others if you can't spell yourself stupid guy

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>>723477155
>>723477536
wtf, anon?

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>>723474485
you must be retarded, must be

>>723475848
for poeple who read left to right, d/m/y is better. read the most frequently changing number first

>>723474308
Month, Day, Year is the smart way to go

Most important, Least important. Then year for context.

as opposed to Least important being first.
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Also, pounds and such are more even numbered ande asier to use. No need to say Eh, Twelve and a half centemetres... It's easier to say 5 inches.

With distance, feet make more sense, as it's smaller so you never have "1/3rd of a metre, 0.6 of a metre" you have a foot/Two feet.

y/m/d > m/d/y > d/m/y

m/d/y is a decent compromise between left to right chronological order and practical timescales humans care about.

Longest to shortest units of time (y/m/d) makes the most sense from an ordering perspective. Notice how clocks all show hours:minutes:seconds.

d/m/y is exactly backwards in terms chronological ordering.

>>723481745

That month, day, year thing is retarded. I mean, in real life one says November 5, 1985 rather than "the fifth of November 1985". People do say it like that I guess, just not as common, faggy.

>>723480937
True. Ordering years, months and days in the terms of least occurance makes sense when it comes to archiving as well.

>>723482443
In the parts of the world that actually speak English, its spoken the latter.

I like that most users are just ignoring the measurements except for the order of days, months and years cause they know the rest is truly stupid in comparison

>>723482741
Languages evolve, dude. Get used to it. American English is different from U.K. English if you haven't realized by now...Besides, that adaptation is not niggerish in the slightest sense. Sorry, but i'm goong to have to go with what sounds cooler.

>>723482741
Have you ever heard anyone use the latter in casual conversation though? Excluding people that are from the era that the latter was the popular way to say it.