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Came here to mention the Planck units, aka God's units :) Sadly they are a little outside of the human realm of experience, both in their single units (waaay t
by cies 7y ago
Came here to mention the Planck units, aka God's units :)
Sadly they are a little outside of the human realm of experience, both in their single units (waaay to small usually) and in the units that the list contains (speed, electrical charge, etc; where we like "introductory" units such as length, time, weight)
- skykooler 7y agoWith the exception of the Planck mass, which ends up being about that of a gnat.
- shpx 7y agoThe units aren't "waaay too small", it's the humans that are big. Realistically, we might also have shorthands for a convenient order of magnitude for each of the units http://www.ihst.ru/personal/tomilin/papers/tomil.pdf http://www.ihst.ru/personal/tomilin/papers/tomil.pdf but these types of decisions should probably be left for whenever people can economically measure the constants with enough precision to be serious about switching.