82 pts ยท March 16, 2014
I'm alive. I do math for money. I like food... maybe too much.
12 has more divisors than 10, so basic arithmetic is easier in base 12. The metric system is good, but could be made even better.
Personally, I think we should all be using base 12 numbers and that the metric system is system is deeply flawed. To each their own.
Professional scientists wouldn't use it, or I couldn't imagine a paper being published like that anyway. At home though, who gives a shit.
If you knew that American scientists used the metric system, why did you bother with your comment at all?
In the US, science is done in SI units. Of course, you already knew that since you are a worldly and intelligent non-American. ;)
The old pb&p.
Alas, you cannot tell who is black or white, but there are clearly a diverse set ethnicities represented. There are even some men...strange.
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Ah, Understood. This is looking more and more like I have no place giving you advice 140 characters at a time. Best of luck to you.
I'm working on my doctorate, the school pays ME to go there. Anyway, do you not have a land line at home?
In a car.... http://imgur.com/oEhVvjZ
Most of my advice would probably get you in a lot of trouble, so let's stick to cell phones for now.
As a PhD student w/o a phone, you don't need it. Get through school first, worry about app's and dick pic's later.
Mexico also has a federal government, so it follows Mexico is subdivided in to states as well. Baja California, por ejemplo.
The US has a federal government, thus its constituent units (e.g., California) are rightly called states.
Indeed, but according to Merriam-Webster "state" is also defined as, "one of the constituent units of a nation having a federal government".
12 has more divisors than 10, so basic arithmetic is easier in base 12. The metric system is good, but could be made even better.
Personally, I think we should all be using base 12 numbers and that the metric system is system is deeply flawed. To each their own.
Professional scientists wouldn't use it, or I couldn't imagine a paper being published like that anyway. At home though, who gives a shit.
If you knew that American scientists used the metric system, why did you bother with your comment at all?
In the US, science is done in SI units. Of course, you already knew that since you are a worldly and intelligent non-American. ;)
The old pb&p.
Alas, you cannot tell who is black or white, but there are clearly a diverse set ethnicities represented. There are even some men...strange.
Alas, you cannot tell who is black or white, but there are clearly a diverse set ethnicities represented. There are even some men...strange.
Editorial staff listed here: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/static/about-us
For those of you who lack the ability to do a basic google search, please follow the link in the comment to see the actual editorial staff.
Ah, Understood. This is looking more and more like I have no place giving you advice 140 characters at a time. Best of luck to you.
I'm working on my doctorate, the school pays ME to go there. Anyway, do you not have a land line at home?
In a car.... http://imgur.com/oEhVvjZ
Most of my advice would probably get you in a lot of trouble, so let's stick to cell phones for now.
As a PhD student w/o a phone, you don't need it. Get through school first, worry about app's and dick pic's later.
Mexico also has a federal government, so it follows Mexico is subdivided in to states as well. Baja California, por ejemplo.
The US has a federal government, thus its constituent units (e.g., California) are rightly called states.
Indeed, but according to Merriam-Webster "state" is also defined as, "one of the constituent units of a nation having a federal government".