Posted by NEsota on December 20, 2008 at 10:24:11 from (75.72.251.223):
In Reply to: The Metric System posted by John B. on December 19, 2008 at 17:45:15:
The more one works in the physical sciences, the more one sees the long term advantages and efficiencies of the metric system. President Jimmy Carter, a Chemical Engineer by education, made an effort to convert the U.S to the metric system. This was ambitious, but the short term pain of converting would have brought a lot of long term gain. Jimmy�s successor was not a believer in short term sacrifice for gain long term. He scraped the effort to convert. This may have helped the economy short term, as the conversion was not without some cost. We, (the U.S.) would be better able to compete in the world�s markets if our engineering, manufacturing and everything else were done in metric measurement.
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