1 st = 14 lbs
Idk, as an American I've never understood stone
All these measurements are older than the metric system. It was easier to understand for some 15th century merchant.
Doing surveying right now, and I've come to appreciate the imperial system of distance measurements
It's all based on fractions of the earth's circumference
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@Max uwu Base 12 is good for circles
Like a clock, or an orbit, or a planet
12 inches, 12hrs, 12months
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Babylonian did use base 60 in ther numbers systems
Based
And is the reason why we use 60 in time measurements
For that you can blame the romans
Surely the mathematician here would realize base 12 is superior for most useful applications
Base 12 was used by the Sumerians
The foot is defined as 1/3 of a yard, and unrelated to a mile.
Pretty based and redpilled: my ethno feudalist friend decided to censor a bunch of words in his server so everyone was freaking out kek, he banned the word Zimbabwe and Rhodesia for some reason
Sadly they won’t learn anything from the experience
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you are brown HAHA
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The king of cascadia
A noble title, to be sure
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Revolution will be televised
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