Show of Hands

Metric is simpler, by virtue of being based on subdivisions of tens.
That said, I love my standard units and metric can suck it!

"Standard" is much easier for me since that is what I learned and continue to use; but metric makes more sense from a global perspective. It would make conversion within the metric system much easier; certainly easier from inches to yards.

Not even the British use their imperial measurement system anymore, just the U.S. and Myanmar!

In our modern age, definitely metric. But I can see how standard units would've been easier a couple hundred years ago. Everyone's got feet!

I can use either one, but metric is easier for me.

Metric is made to be easy to calculate. 1 cubic meter = 1000 liter = 1 metric ton of water.

How can anyone think there's any logic to the US standards? It's as convoluted as the tax code.

Metric is great for high school math problems, but not so much for the real world application.
Standard united are infinitely more useful and easier to work with in advanced applications, especially when derived units are involved.

They make sense in different ways. The standard system has basic units that correspond (roughly) to parts of the body & other physical characteristics (e.g., 1" = width of a man's thumb), so they are relatively easy to relate to - but of course...