that’s the thing with customary units, you generally don’t change them. If something gets unruly in a unit, you just make a new one and any conversion factor is just trivia at that point.
Astronomy did it several times with AU, light-years, and parsecs. It doesn’t really matter how many meters any of those are.
There’s almost never a need to involve units outside of science which typically is metric anyway. Also most of these units aren’t really ever converted between, no one gives a measurement as 1 mile 300 yards 2 feet 6 inches.
There’s a lot of good Bond ones.
Never say never again in the ass.
License to kill in the ass.
From Russia with love in the ass.
The spy who loved me in the ass.
No time to die in the ass.
Radio didn’t survive TV. It didn’t totally die yet, but it’s been trending towards death. Lots of radio shows couldn’t transition to TV and died out. Lots of stations simply stopped existing, or relied more heavily on syndication. It wasn’t all TV related, as systems advanced, you didn’t need a DJ selecting and playing individual songs. Companies were also allowed to own more stations from the 80s to 96 when all caps were removed, which led.to massive consolidation.
Podcasting has led to a resurgence of the talk show format, but less so radio.
Radio still exists, but it’s mostly due to the last vestiges of public good legislation.
It depends entirely on when your CC reports to credit agencies. Each company reports on a different day, they are required to tell you the day as well. If you bought something before it was reported and returned it afterwards, then it helped your score unless you maxed your card out or something.
There’s no right time to have a child, and generally younger is better (within reason). I don’t blame someone for having a kid at a bad time. I do blame someone continuing to have kids despite already struggling with the kids they have.
It’s really frustrating how many people don’t understand the systems are equally arbitrary. A barleycorn is just as arbitrary as one 10 millionth of the distance between the equator and north pole (or recalculating that based on the speed of light)