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Did you know that we have two different measurements for feet in the U.S.?

Like the 12 inches on a ruler. There are two different versions, but not for long.

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All right, so we all know that the imperial system is a mess compared to the metric.

And technically, here in the U.S., we use U.S. customary units, which are similar to the British

Imperial system, and that both have things like yards, pounds, and

gallons, but at least historically, the size of each of those measurements was slightly

different in the two systems. In the 1960s, the UK and the US agreed to make their yards and

pounds the same by scaling them against the meter and kilogram. This change didn't make too much

of a difference for the UK, but the U.S. customary units varied enough that we were left with two

distinct systems for linear measurement within the U.S. customary unit system, the international

system, and the U.S. Surveyor's System. Now, practically, this hasn't meant much for most

people. I mean, you might not even be aware that there are technically two different measurements

for feet, like a foot, you know, 12 inches. We have two different standards here in the U.S.

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