The us uses the US Customary Units system for normal day to day things, which we basically spackled our name on the more or less cloned Imperial System. “Imperial” is a much smaller mouthful than the actual name so unless you need to be very specific for some reason (like trying to aerobreak over mars….) we tend to just call it “imperial”, inherited from the British Empire.
The British don’t use it (much) anymore - the only countries I’m aware of that still use the Imperial System is Myanmar and Liberia. (But iirc, they’re planing on switching over and use metric along side. It’s been a while so they’ve probably switched,)
Scientific or technical things tend to use metric, and the military (or US geological service, that generates maps,) use metric
Whole planet looking at this thinking that sounds lovely, what the fuck you tal…
Oh it’s you lot again 🙄
You know it’s stupid to use the imperial system when not even the imperials use the imperial system.
What?
The us uses the US Customary Units system for normal day to day things, which we basically spackled our name on the more or less cloned Imperial System. “Imperial” is a much smaller mouthful than the actual name so unless you need to be very specific for some reason (like trying to aerobreak over mars….) we tend to just call it “imperial”, inherited from the British Empire.
The British don’t use it (much) anymore - the only countries I’m aware of that still use the Imperial System is Myanmar and Liberia. (But iirc, they’re planing on switching over and use metric along side. It’s been a while so they’ve probably switched,)
Scientific or technical things tend to use metric, and the military (or US geological service, that generates maps,) use metric
37 celsius sounds lovely to you?
Under a tree, side of a lake?
Magnificent
Good for you then. For me lovely is around 20˚C, 37˚ is basically Hell