Posted by Janicholson on June 24, 2020 at 06:12:37 from (24.240.46.228):
In Reply to: Here’s one for yuh posted by svcummins on June 23, 2020 at 23:14:32:
We are realistically the only place that does't. From history: It was in 1866 that the use of metric weights and measures became legal though not standard in the U.S. and, as TIME pointed out during a later debate over the metric system, some non-metric measurements are actually officially defined by the metric system (a yard, for example, being a specific percentage of a meter). Many industries and sciences used the metric system, and, like Chafee does today, men of the turn of the century—like Elihu Root, Thomas Edison and John Pershing—argued that switching would save the U.S. both money and time. Our lack of a mandate to do it has cost the USA from that point in time. Add together the following: 15/32, 3 yards, one rod, 2 chains, one furlong, .5125", and the width of an H drill bit. Puke. Jim
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