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I'd be all for that. Please standardize your measurements to one unit, and use constant logarithmically incrementing indicators for larger amounts of these unit

I'd be all for that. Please standardize your measurements to one unit, and use constant logarithmically incrementing indicators for larger amounts of these units. Better yet: do not base them on (or name them after) a unit that differs for each person (why does my foot measure 0'11"?)

ColFrancis 6y ago
> constant logarithmically incrementing indicators Exponentially increasing? 10^3, 10^6, 10^9, 10^12 (I kind of hate being that guy, but I mean it in a positive and helpful sense)