My thoughts on metric and imperial

A quick history lesson:

During the french revolution, there was a choice: Make a decimal measurement system, or switch to dozenal. They obviously chose the first.

Not many dozenalists would agree with me, but I think that was a better choice. Here is why:

At the time, the metric system was pretty revolutionary. Yes, It wasn't based on the best number, but it introduced things that was unheard of, like:

• Consistent conversions
• Prefix system
• Universality

However, as a contemporary measurement system, it has a lot of flaws:

• SI Base unit with a prefix (kilogram)
• Gravity isn't exact
• Many redefinitions
• SI Base unit defined by a physical object (also kilogram)
• Arbitrary ratios

TGM fixes a lot of those flaws, and it is probably time to start switching over to dozenal

While the SI has a few flaws, the imperial system has many more.

The conversions are arbitrary and inconsistent, and many aren't dozenal friendly.

For example: 5280 has a factor of 5 and one of 11.

The smallest base which imperial works perfectly in is actually base 2310 (2*3*5*7*11)

It is also dependent on another measurement system.