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Yeah, "0 to 100" is so commonplace in Europe that even the engineers from ETH Zurich leave out the units. Reminds me of being asked in the US what the fuel con

by rob74 3y ago

Yeah, "0 to 100" is so commonplace in Europe that even the engineers from ETH Zurich leave out the units. Reminds me of being asked in the US what the fuel consumption of our car was (in miles per gallon) and not being able to answer because the usual unit in Europe is liters per 100 km (didn't have a smartphone back then).

chungy 3y ago
"0 to 60" is likewise so common place in America that we often leave out the units (mph). It's probably obvious enough in the car context which unit is being talked about, between 0-60 and 0-100.