/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15286131
No

>>15286131
>more convenient
Thats the opposite of lifting. Your meme is backwards a soi.

>>15286191
Really? Lifting is inconvenient? From anime I get the impression that physical exercise is fun (at least once you have proper form n shiz)

>>15286203
no pain no gain. the body is not stupid. it only wastes energy on muscle if it needs them.

>>15286203
>inconvenient
Holy shit, Linguistics comprehension just flew over your house!

>>15286211
> it only wastes energy on muscle if it needs them.
then what's the point of bodybuilding?

>>15286220
>Linguistics comprehension just flew over your house...........

Stop and think before posting.

>>15286224
I don't know what it means that linguistics comprehension just flew over my house.

>>15286232
It means youre talking about things in a way that shows you dont understand any of the subjects.

Every post is a "Jesus Chr-...seriosuly?"

>>15286234
Well, I dont. Thats why I am asking questions. Why are you making the assumption that I do?

>>15286220
mainly showing off, to women (or gay men), who are superficial like that.

>>15286186
Wrong, the imperial system requires much more mental thought to calculate and instilling it in young minds to work with it taxes their brains more heavily resulting in greater cognitive development. That's why France fell behind in the sciences following its revolution while Britain and Germans had the best and most productive period ever.

>>15286131
6ft tall
>man
Or
>manlet
One successfully reproduces, one does not.
Rather convenient scientifically

>>15286186
/thread

HAHAHA METRIC VERSUS AMERICAN THREAD HAHAHAHAAH
NEVER SEEN THIS ONE BEFORE
i bet OP's IQ is over nine thousand!!!! how does he come up with this stuff!!?!?!

>>15286131

>are their any uses for the imperial system in a scientif-

Yes.

>>15286203
excess energy use in inconvenient. that's how humans work, and why we are stuck with so many lardos.

>>15286203
>From anime I get the impression that physical exercise is fun
4chan.txt

>>15287338
I forgot I even posted this within 30 seconds of posting it and I only just remembered. Surprised it's still up.

>>15287638
HellYeah! Middle Murica!

>>15289679
freedom is the only way

>>15286131
Yes, it's entirely practical. The only reason is because when industrial technology was first being developed in the US and the UK, the imperial system was the prevailing system in use at that time in those regions. All old industrial systems (trains, infrastructure, heavy machines/equipment, etc.) are designed to use that type of unit, and despite being up to 100+ years old in some cases, these machines are surprisingly still in use.

Using those units is easier when working with old equipment in the US, old equipment is common and still in use in many places. The gauges and sizes are based on these units, so if all the equipment you use is located in these areas, it's easier to use imperial, and there's been no point to spend all the money and time needed to convert everything.

>>15289731
I think imperial units make more sense from a memorization perspective. They are just all so distinct from each other. The metric system is so bland.

>>15286366
>implying that war isn't why they fell behind after a FUCKING REVOLUTION
the intellect in this thread is sub-10 because you bring down the average

>>15286131
The metric system if it was in base 12

>>15290683
What do you mean after a fucking revolution?? Imperial still exists, it seems pretty, dare i say, "based?"

>>15286366
Excuse me?
>Le Chevalier Jean Baptiste de Lamarck (1744-1829), Le Marquis Pierre Simon de Laplace (1749-1827), André Marie Ampére (1775-1836), Francois Magendie (1783-1855), Claude Bernard (1813-1878), Louis Pasteur (1822-1895), Pierre Berthelot (1827-1907), Paul Bert (1833-1886), Antoine Henri Becquerel (1852-1908), Pierre Curie (1859-1906) and Marie Curie (1867-1934).
And more.

>>15286131
>imperial system
the argument is that imperial system units are more intuitive, easier to perceive, the metric system is more abstract from reality

>>15286261
^Found the fatass. kek

>>15287638
Great picture. People should be able to buy pigs at every store.

>>15286131
Who cares? Science isnt the only place things are measured. Cooking, building, transporting, all these use non-metric measures for good reason. People who want everyone to use the same measurements are the same who want everyone to speak the same language. I personally never measure anything. Things are big, small, light, heavy, tall, short, etc. Besides, are you too much of a brainlet to know more than one way of measuring? Even rulers use multiple systems. Is OP dumber than a ruler?

>>15286366
The shit Americans tell themselves...

>>15286131
1 Imperial system country
200+ metric system countries

1 country put people on the moon first, and made 95% of all major advancements in science.

200+ metric countries haven't done muchat all since converting to metric system.

>>15291555
keep running in the treadmill rat

>>15291722
Metric fags seething. You would starve to death if you had to use the imperial system while americans (who are completely familiar with both systems) would survive.

>>15286460
Sounds like people who use the imperial system are genetically blessed universally.

>sup /int?
>metric vs american!!!
what a creative and interesting novel topic

>>15294945
Why doesn't it? honestly...