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As a representative of these great United States of America, I will pledge the domestic everyday use of the metric system if those honorable representatives of other nations pledge to stop mixing up commas and periods in numerical notation.
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As a representative of these great United States of America, I will pledge the domestic everyday use of the metric system if those honorable representatives of other nations pledge to stop mixing up commas and periods in numerical notation.
It’s called a decimal point, not a decimal comma.
Thank you.
I still can’t get my brain to use kg when measuring human weights; but that’s my problem and other than that I’m right with you.