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As a member of the younger generation, I rarely think in imperial and I think the same is true for most of my social group at least. For example: - I struggle
by room271 12y ago
As a member of the younger generation, I rarely think in imperial and I think the same is true for most of my social group at least.
For example:
- I struggle to visualise feet or inches, we always used metric units at school so metres and cms are what I understand
- kilograms for weight is much more natural to me than stones or ounces (really, I have no idea how much an ounce is, although I kind of know a pound is a small bag of sugar-ish)
- miles are probably the only imperial unit I'd use, but even still, I find km much easier to reason about, perhaps because I have lived in Europe in the past.
- oh, and the trusty pint of course!