Why does the American date system make no sense? I thought something

We solved this problem by using Roman numerals for months.

>>70370280
I think our date information is set by increment size rather than how relevant the information is.

Idk, I use Celsius to monitor my pc temps because they look cooler than the really high Ferenheit readings.

>>70370280
T bh i think it's because when we talk we usually just naturally say the month first?

>today's January 25th
As it's a bit quicker to saying
>it's the 25th of January today

They just write what they say

>Japan
Date: Year, Month, Day
Address: Prefecture, City, Town, Block, Number

As the best country, everything we do is, by default, the correct way to do it.

>>70370280
Because we're kool
When Australia ever learns to be rad they'd know being a non-conformist is about the coolest thing ever.

What I'm trying to say is you're a nerd
I better not catch you in my line of sight.

>>70372313
>US gallon defined as 231 cubic inches (3.785 l)

>>70372292
Nice

>>70372292
And block and number in Japanese adresses suck!

>>70372387
So you are in favour of Italian vehicle builders, makeing certain parts only removable with a certain tool only aquirable at the company that build the viehicle...because established standards are way to uncool?

>>70372538
I only buy American, my dude
Italy can do what they want.
Nobody is forcing you to buy their products

>>70372538
Compared to German vehicle builders making "sealed-for-life" gearboxes that eventually catch fire because it's impossible to change the oil, that's a minor problem.

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Ayo, how's the Myanmar space program going? They went to the moon yet?

>>70373555
I hear Myanmar doesn't really use it

It's just the "official" system

As for Liberia it was literally an American colony in Africa founded by Afro-Americans

>>70372292
Chinese Confucian traditions.

The collective/larger unit is more important than the individual smaller sub-unit.