Mass SI: kg Natural units: E Conversion: 1 GeV = 1.8×10-27 kg - Not really a round number, is it...
Then length and time are just 1/E in natural units, but SI units we apply a conversion factor for both:
Length SI: m Natural units: 1/E Conversion: 1 GeV-1 = 0.197×10-15 m
Time SI: s Natural units: 1/E Conversion: 1 GeV-1= 6.58×10-25 s
Neither of these convert to nice round numbers in, SI either.
We aren't going to manufacture calculators with an infinite screen length just to fit your medieval stick and stones system of measurement
This argument doesn't really make sense to me. But I will admit, all of this is above my paygrade for sure. You're probably more knowledgeable on this than I am.
>Conversion: 1 GeV = 1.8×10-27 kg - Not really a round number, is it...
Fucking predictable to me! It's 1.8 multiplied by exactly 0.[insert_26_zeros_here]1, no mystery involved here
Now do it with your sticks and stones...
Fucking predictable to me!
Never said it wasn't predictable. It's all arbitrary. Could just as easily invent a system of units where one unit of mass is called the niggerfaggot and it's equal to 1.0x10-10 GeV.
If there's one thing that is totally arbitrary it's the imperial system, which is entirely based on random bullshit, such as the distance between the nose and the thumb of king henry 1 of england, I mean seriously, that's the sort of retarded stuffs the imperial system is made of
At least the metric system remains consistent all the way, there's nothing consistent when it comes to the imperial system
So if we have to go for "arbitrary" vs "arbitrary", at least the metric system is handy, and coherent. And at least the metre isn't based on the length of some moron's dick or whatever
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