1. Subscribersonhouse
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    21 Nov '22 07:15
    https://phys.org/news/2022-11-earth-ronnagrams-metric-prefixes-voted.html
  2. SubscriberPonderable
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    22 Nov '22 11:30
    @sonhouse


    As opposed to the writers of the article I am not so sure these prefixes are needed...Scientists are normally quite ok with powers of ten.
  3. Subscribersonhouse
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    22 Nov '22 18:38
    @Ponderable
    Besides the fact that you can do math with numbers, like 2 E30 Kg which I think is the Kg # for the mass of Earth. I guess ronnagram is a descriptive with limited usefulness.
  4. Standard memberSoothfast
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    22 Nov '22 19:31
    @ponderable said
    @sonhouse


    As opposed to the writers of the article I am not so sure these prefixes are needed...Scientists are normally quite ok with powers of ten.
    Are computer scientists really scientists, though?
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    22 Nov '22 22:59
    Did anyone see the new article about us being in a computer simulation?
  6. Subscribersonhouse
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    24 Nov '22 07:47
    @Dork
    Yeah, I read it last month.
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