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I can cut 1/3 of a meter just as accurately as you can cut 1/3 of a yard. Not being a whole number does not make it harder to find where it is.
by naikrovek 8y ago
I can cut 1/3 of a meter just as accurately as you can cut 1/3 of a yard.
Not being a whole number does not make it harder to find where it is.
- Just_Smith 8y agoHa! I'm happy for your apparent virtuosity, but the whole of America's construction industry is quite a few years into disagreeing with you.
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- fnordsensei 8y agoSo THAT'S why U.S., Liberian and Myanmar architecture is centuries ahead of the rest of the world. By the way, why isn't your currency base 12? All the purported benefits that apply to length would certainly apply to money as well.
- umanwizard 8y agoThis is just silly. People in most of the world are able to build things just fine without using the American system of units.
- AngryData 8y agoYeah just line it up with that non-existant mark on your measuring stick. Is it enough of a tolerance problem to really worry about? Likely not. But you still can't point to a specific line to measure too unless they have specially added 1/3 marks.
- umanwizard 8y ago> you still can't point to a specific line to measure too unless they have specially added 1/3 marks. You also can't point to a line to measure a quarter of an inch, unless they have specifically added 1/4 marks. What's your point?