Little Fear's voice came back steadily:
"I don't think my intelligence differs from that of a normal person. You're merely surprised by how quickly I acquire and apply common knowledge, and that has led to a series of misjudgments. That isn't a good sign."
Kuti laughed. "Ha. That's quite a modest self-assessment. Not bad, not bad."
The other three people in the car remained silent.
Little Fear had not finished speaking, but shifted to the specifics of the mission:
"Second, considering that the photo check-in spot at the event venue may be excessively crowded that day, I think we should move the launch position a little farther to the side or back when we act.
"In that case, the distance we need to cross won't be just thirty feet."
Kuti's attention drifted slightly. "Hm, why are you using feet as the unit?"
"Based on the common knowledge I've acquired so far, I believe using feet for everyday measurements is more convenient than using meters, and better suits the intuition of humanoid populations."
What the hell was that supposed to mean?
Gideon, in the driver's seat, rolled his eyes. That was not to say Little Fear's reasoning was absurd. On the contrary, it was a consensus shared by many people in society.
The Heavens Standard Unit meter was nearly equal to the height of a residential floor. It truly was inconvenient for daily use. Fortunately, under the decimal system, there was also the foot, one-tenth the length of a meter, which better matched most people's instincts.
For humanoid populations like Gideon's, saying he was six feet tall might be vague, but it clearly sounded far more straightforward than saying he was 0.56 meters tall.
Even now, some people in the Star Alliance still missed the Tian Yuan Empire era. Reportedly, that