I was in the US last summer and an american girl I lived with told me that the american system sucks major balls (not only temperature but distance and so on as well), and she also told me about the switch as envius said, and apparently the problem was that the adults, especially the teachers who are responsible for teaching the system to the next generation, just couldn't do it. (Hell, they even tell the kids that Czechoslovakia still exists! Someone should really update their curriculum...) The kids would have no problem but the adults were too stuck in their way of thinking and too stubborn to re-learn, so it didn't work. I don't know much about american schools but she also told me that they use C°, grams and centimeters in chemistry and physics anyways, so at least high schoolers already know about it, just not enough to be able to use it in real life, I guess.

Nah. Predicting what may happen in the future from clear facts from the past is just simple deduction and while I do not 100% draw conclusions from it (thus the "may indicate" and "a bit concerning" part, which ironically you would understand if you didn't immediately jump into the conclusion that I'm a prude), I consider it a possibility.
Judging by the fact that you react to my opinion with a personal insult that is completely unrelated to it, the same can be said about yourself.

Skinny shaming is just as bad as fat shaming, if not worse. My parents are just weird, they constantly call me fat when I work out regularly, eat well with a few exceptions (I just love chocolate too much) and have a BMI of 21.3. I'm like the definition of normal and they still call me fat.

Enjoying typos? That's a fetish I see for the first time.

It's an obvious joke you guys, stop freaking out.

We do indeed and personally I like the idea of solar roadways. But putting them in the middle of the desert or on perfectly fertile soil is ineffective and does more harm than good.

Me neither, apart from on the internet

No problem, misunderstandings happen.