>watching an old Top Gear video >Jeremy says metric is

Honestly there are a few good things about your system

Celcius is cancer for general temperatures. A few degrees difference is huge. With Fahrenheit it's a bigger range and much more suited for human activity

Mm/dd/yyyy makes a lot of sense if you think about it. The month is usually more relevant than the day in pretty much everything.

>>77892998
>mm/dd/yyyy
What the fuck, somebody actually likes it ?

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>Americans will defend using the imperial system

>>77892998
I don't mind metres in general but I've always found it really silly to use it for people's heights. How often are you ever going to use more than one metre? You end up just using centimetres which are too small

>>77892998
I actually agree with Fahrenheit though I don't use it. Month is less relevant as it only changes once every 28-31 days. dd/mm/yy is much more sensible.

>>77893030
>>77893125
I may be a bit biased because I do a lot of work involving documents and emails, but mm/dd/yyyy would make life infinitely more easier for those tasks at least

And yeah I wish Fahrenheit or something similar was the temperature measurement here. 20 Celsius vs 30 Celsius is a huge difference where as 60 Fahrenheit vs 70 Fahrenheit is a smaller, but more telling measurement.

I also notice it kinda goes down by 10s with what you should be wearing

80+ shorts and tshirt
70 normal clothes (same as above or below)
60 jeans/misc pants, tshirt/normal shirt
50 light jacket

Etc

>>77893101
yeah cm is usually what height is measured in

>>77893256
this.

Fahrenheit, Imperial, and the mm/dd/yyyy systems are the most useful for casual day-to-day life.

>>77892906
>Mm/dd/yyyy makes a lot of sense if you think about it
No it doesn't. It makes no sense whatsoever. Working your way up does.

>>77893324
It's about what's effective not what makes it easier for your dumb nigger mind to comprehend

>>77893391
Not an argument, lazy boy.