I actually heard some guy explain why Imperial is better for the building trades and it made perfect sense, but bugger me if I can recall the reasoning.
It's simple as the fact customary units are easier to work with and it makes sense when you understand that it came about from long use by people in Europe. There are many systems that came about in the USA in industry that Europeans despise but work well such as number and letter sized drills and screw sizes.
Here's the biggest reason to say "fuck metric": The metric system was devised by academics to suit a radical socialist remaking of France and has been championed by the Satanic New World Order kikes to make it easier for them to make shekels off people no matter what country they are in.
FIGHT FOR YOUR RIGHT TO USE YOUR ANCESTORS UNITS AND GODS! HAIL ODIN!
No - the metric was developed to create a system with a base of ten, which makes all computations easier.
Metric is CLEARLY best, the science is settled.
No - the metric was developed to create a system with a base of ten, which makes all computations easier.
Yet in fact it actually makes computations harder which is why dozenal was used throughout the common systems of units across Europe.
I’ll use my decades off engineering professional work to disagree. I’m my current role, my team coordinates and collaborated with teams from numerous international partners, more than one team (different contracts) based in Europe. Nobody uses dozenal.
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