How to save billions of dollars.

[--Pete]

Hi,

If you want to interpret 'home' more literally, don't forget your daily dose of tacrolimus.

You're pushing the analogy too far. But, indeed, I use whatever units are convenient. So, yes, my tacrolimus is in mg. My insulins are in 'units' (and there are two insulin units defined, and I frankly don't care what they are). Some of my meds are in 'EQ'. You see, while the pharmacy world may not use the right abbreviations, they are not so stupid as to think one unit is the answer for everything. Only idiots believe that. Also, only idiots defend a metric only system.

No, unless you confirm that the SI base unit for mass is kilogram, . . .

You know, I thought you were stupid before, but thanks for confirming it. You obviously can't read or think. A person capable of reading at fifth grade level would see that you've already been answered.

The gram was originally defined as the mass of one cubic centimeter of water.

The MKS system, the basis for the SI units, . . .

What you seem to be missing is that there is a difference between the metric system and the practical systems based on the metric system. The cgs systems, the MKS system, the Rational MKSA system, and SI are all attempts to make something useful out of a bunch of poorly chosen units. They are all based on the original metric system. None of them use all three basic units as originally defined by that system.

So, please, go play somewhere else. You are wasting everybody's time by repeating your discredited statements.

--Pete