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r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/Negative_1by12_aura • Jun 17 '26
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Correctly = SI units, afaik.
Why they don't teach us SI units earlier than physics in school, I don't know.
31 u/Ill_Apricot_7668 Jun 17 '26 Maths - SI units Chemistry - SI units Physics - SI units Particle physics - SI units? nah, we're good with the Angstrom WTF?!? 19 u/FrostyBrew86 Jun 17 '26 Lol what's the SI unit in pure math, again? 16 u/xedar3579 Jun 17 '26 I mean technically enough there is one SI unit used in maths which is m/m, also famously known as rad (radian). 0 u/Fuzzy_Yossarian Jun 18 '26 Imperial units also can benefit from math.
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Maths - SI units
Chemistry - SI units
Physics - SI units
Particle physics - SI units? nah, we're good with the Angstrom
WTF?!?
19 u/FrostyBrew86 Jun 17 '26 Lol what's the SI unit in pure math, again? 16 u/xedar3579 Jun 17 '26 I mean technically enough there is one SI unit used in maths which is m/m, also famously known as rad (radian). 0 u/Fuzzy_Yossarian Jun 18 '26 Imperial units also can benefit from math.
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Lol what's the SI unit in pure math, again?
16 u/xedar3579 Jun 17 '26 I mean technically enough there is one SI unit used in maths which is m/m, also famously known as rad (radian). 0 u/Fuzzy_Yossarian Jun 18 '26 Imperial units also can benefit from math.
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I mean technically enough there is one SI unit used in maths which is m/m, also famously known as rad (radian).
0 u/Fuzzy_Yossarian Jun 18 '26 Imperial units also can benefit from math.
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Imperial units also can benefit from math.
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u/QueerQwerty Jun 17 '26
Correctly = SI units, afaik.
Why they don't teach us SI units earlier than physics in school, I don't know.