Easier or not, and I for one thing it is, it certainly makes sense for everyone in the world to talk one language. Half the problems in this world are based on miss commendation and our inability to 'talk to each other". Having one universal measurement language will ensure the survival of mankind and our ability to adapt our science and technology to support a rapidly growing world which requires ever more environmental stewardship.
-- "Go for a Metric America" Howard Ressel Project Design Engineer, Region 4 (585) 272-3372 >>> On 1/10/2009 at 10:23 PM, in message <[email protected]>, David <[email protected]> wrote: > Is the metric system really easier for everyone or is that just opinion? I > was speaking to some close friends and one of them is very much against the > metric system. His argument is that it isn't easier for everyone. Is this > true? Isn't ease of use a matter of opinion? > > But then I looked at it this way. In converting units, which one takes less > calculations? Obviously metric wins hands down, since none are needed. I > think this makes metric more efficient and thus makes it easier. Makes sense, > right? > > I personally think it's easier for everyone, and I also think that people > against metrication just use that as an excuse; but is it really easier for > everyone or is it just opinion? > > >
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