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> OTOH, 12 divides evenly by both 4 and 3, which are common divisions. Interestingly, I don't hear pro-US-unit people apply this to money. The UK used to use m
by knorker 3y ago
> OTOH, 12 divides evenly by both 4 and 3, which are common divisions.
Interestingly, I don't hear pro-US-unit people apply this to money. The UK used to use money not based on 10, but changed during the 1900s. So it's not without precedence.
If 12-based is so great, I'm looking forward to the US listing prices as "10 dodecadollars, three dollars, and 3 dodecacents".