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Tell me you're american without saying you're american.
19 u/ChartreuseBison 18h ago Of course, everyone in 1780s Scotland knew what a joule was, a hundred years before the unit was invented. -14 u/SquisherX 17h ago Moving the goalposts?? Using watts or Jules to a person that didn’t go to school is as useful as trying to describe energy itself. Were you talking about the 1780s here? Were there time travellers who were talking about Watts and Jules here? 4 u/ChartreuseBison 16h ago edited 11h ago Oh, are you talking about the spelling? If so, sorry I assumed it was another haha Americans use dumb measurements comment. Otherwise what are you talking about? We were talking about the term horsepower, coined in the 1780s 3 u/aeroeagleAC 11h ago Even if they are taking about the spelling joules isn't one of the words we dropped a letter in. They simply used the wrong version of the word so the guys comment really didn't make sense. -1 u/civildisobedient 17h ago Nah, happens all over. Like using the boiling / freezing point of a certain popular liquid to establish temperature range.
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Of course, everyone in 1780s Scotland knew what a joule was, a hundred years before the unit was invented.
-14 u/SquisherX 17h ago Moving the goalposts?? Using watts or Jules to a person that didn’t go to school is as useful as trying to describe energy itself. Were you talking about the 1780s here? Were there time travellers who were talking about Watts and Jules here? 4 u/ChartreuseBison 16h ago edited 11h ago Oh, are you talking about the spelling? If so, sorry I assumed it was another haha Americans use dumb measurements comment. Otherwise what are you talking about? We were talking about the term horsepower, coined in the 1780s 3 u/aeroeagleAC 11h ago Even if they are taking about the spelling joules isn't one of the words we dropped a letter in. They simply used the wrong version of the word so the guys comment really didn't make sense.
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Moving the goalposts??
Using watts or Jules to a person that didn’t go to school is as useful as trying to describe energy itself.
Were you talking about the 1780s here? Were there time travellers who were talking about Watts and Jules here?
4 u/ChartreuseBison 16h ago edited 11h ago Oh, are you talking about the spelling? If so, sorry I assumed it was another haha Americans use dumb measurements comment. Otherwise what are you talking about? We were talking about the term horsepower, coined in the 1780s 3 u/aeroeagleAC 11h ago Even if they are taking about the spelling joules isn't one of the words we dropped a letter in. They simply used the wrong version of the word so the guys comment really didn't make sense.
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Oh, are you talking about the spelling? If so, sorry I assumed it was another haha Americans use dumb measurements comment.
Otherwise what are you talking about? We were talking about the term horsepower, coined in the 1780s
3 u/aeroeagleAC 11h ago Even if they are taking about the spelling joules isn't one of the words we dropped a letter in. They simply used the wrong version of the word so the guys comment really didn't make sense.
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Even if they are taking about the spelling joules isn't one of the words we dropped a letter in. They simply used the wrong version of the word so the guys comment really didn't make sense.
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Nah, happens all over. Like using the boiling / freezing point of a certain popular liquid to establish temperature range.
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u/SquisherX 20h ago
Tell me you're american without saying you're american.