History of Measurement

Skibidi vibes in the measurement game, lowkey started with the Egyptians back in 6000 BC, tracking the sun and moon like true sigma goons. They used carob seeds for carats, keeping it dank. Fast forward, the French Academy was on that edge, crafting the meter from a ten-millionth of a journey from the North Pole to Paris. Cubits, fathoms, spans, and digits, we got lengths defined by human reach. A foot from heel to toes, a mile from Roman paces, all retrofitted under the English System with royal decrees. Measurement was the ultimate ship of civilization, sailing through time.