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The Bothersome Question of Units⋆

Converting units is a pain. Celsius, Kelvin, and degrees Farenheit; feet, fathoms, and meters, American dollars and British pounds are examples. Physicists attempt to simplify units at maximum. Thus their “natural units” in which, for instance, the value of the speed of light, c, is simply and precisely 1, c = 1.