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Its abstractions...
What is distance?
How to explain the contradiction of time vs eternity?
Its abstractions...
What is distance?
How to explain the contradiction of time vs eternity?
What's wrong with standards...? Cups, gallon liter, fluid ounzes...kg, lb, stone...I take any and all opportunities to rib my peeps across the pond lol Like saying cmao now which stands for Chortling myself laughing or cuppa myself lauging either one is appropriate love yall for real!
What's wrong with standards...? Cups, gallon liter, fluid ounzes...kg, lb, stone...
Of course! That's the units you have on the spine.Yes standardized measurement should be a thing, but we americans are all stoned or somethin when it comes to that topic. We like our feet and inches lol
Imagine a 16 year old kid cruisin that boat!!! It could fit 4 girls in the back seat,it was a teue party mobile,came standard with power seats but a previous owner put swivel buckets from a monte carlo in it,it was on 14 inch supreme wheels it sat in the dirt,those pics are not of my car,but at a time when everybody was cruisin 64 imapala's or 78 cutlass/regal,it def stood outThis car chat is going way over my head but it is pretty cool if you get it.
I have never learned to drive (all though it is something I really should get round to).
I have always been a walker & cyclist but there are time a motor comes in handy, that's where the missus comes in to save the day.
That car just made me sit up and take notice, now that's one sexy car! No wonder your wife didn't want to sell it.
UK is metric but we still serve beer in Pints and We use MPH as a measure of speed on our roads.
The metre was originally defined in 1793 as one ten-millionth of the distance from the equator to the North Pole. In 1889, it was redefined in terms of a prototype metre bar.
Metric weight and volume & lengths are relative.
One cubic meter of water @ 4 degree Centigrade @ sea level (temperature and altitudal pressure can affect volumemetric measurements) is equal to one metric ton.
A cubic meter is equal to 100 000 cubic centimeters which is also the same as 1000 000 Grams.
So one cubic Centimeter @ 4 degrees Centigrade @ sea level is equal to one Gram.