Perry,
Regarding your comment of October 17th @ 9:34 p.m.
‘’You dismiss common-sense napoleonic weights & measures because they do not comply with sexagesimal measure. This is a sustainable position only if sexagesimal measure is the foundation of weights & measures. But sexagesimal measure has now been replaced by the Global Positioning System. Napoleonic weights & measures comply with the Global Positioning System, common weights & measures do not. This means that napoleonic weights & measures are now the rational system, and that common weights & measures have now become the irrational system.’’
Perry, I love your mind.
Sorry Perry, I love your rational mind.
Oh, by the way, how about this for rational?
Day: Monday
Date: October 17th 2005
G.P.S. Required Satellites Aloft: 24
G.P.S. Satellite Life Span Aloft: 7 yr. (YES, SEVEN)
G.P.S. Actual Satellites Aloft: 28
G.P.S. Satellites Under 8 yr. (YES, EIGHT) Aloft: 12
G.P.S. Satellites Over 8 yr. (YES, EIGHT) Aloft: 16
Perry, may I be the first to wish you the best of luck with your so-called G.P.S.-based irrational napoleonic weights & measures.
Additionally, Perry, if you ever get the time, can you please explain in detail the connection between the Global Positioning System and the Napoleon Emperor’s Republic of Europe Decadent Weights & Measures scam. Because, until now, I was unaware there was one.
Info @
http://www.weights-and-measures.com
And topics:
Common Weights & Measures Formula
Napoleon Emperor’s Republic of Europe Decadent Weights & Measures Formula
The Global Positioning System (GPS) is a "constellation" of 24 well-spaced satellites that orbit the Earth and make it possible for people with ground receivers to pinpoint their geographic location. GPS location accuracy is within 1 statute chain (66’). Location accuracy can be boosted through the use of Wide Area Augmentation System (WAAS) or Differential GPS (DGPS). The GPS is owned and operated by the United States Department of Defense but is available for general use around the world.
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