16/64 is 1/4. Your next size up is a quarter inch. Is it intuitive? Maybe not. Is it really that hard? Only if your educational institutions have also failed you.

Except WTF is the next size up or down from 15/64??!!!

There's lots of great reasons to switch to metric. Inability to do basic fractions isn't one of them...

For the record, it would be 16/64, or, 1/4

What does he think "imperial" means? "federal"?

It's also a lot easier to multiply and divide recipes if you switch it over to metric. This is particularly useful if you don't have enough of one ingredient and need to reduce the others by that ratio.

Then there's the ability to measure the ingredient directly out of the container, using any scoop you can find, rather than needing multiple sets of measuring spoons.

I do find cooking easier in grams. Just put the bowl on the scale and add ingredients until it hits the number. No measuring cups to wash.

Uh, you know metric has volume measurements as well, and Imperial has weight measurements? Measuring cup vs scales is not really a difference in metric and imperial.

That's called progress, imo

Excuse me, I think you mean X.com screenshots.

And everything is measured by volume. Just tell me the amount of salt I need in grams and I don't have to worry about if it's kosher or not.

I bet the dang Nasa doesn't measure their rockets by the barley corn.

Which is the best date format for sorting stuff alphabetically.

We use 24 h format here where I live but we speak in 12 h format because it's less awkward. Not all that shines is gold, I guess

I'd heard of that before so after a quick google America passed the Metric Conversion Act in 1975 then in 1982 the Metric Board was abolished by President Ronald Reagan...

So like the harbinger of doom for American progress he was Regan killed it...

Any day now

They could but let’s be realistic. Anyone who uses volume for recipes is a moron.