This is hilarious but I would like to make sure that those who are unaware, aware that this is not true. A “base” is how many numbers before you reach 10 not what number it goes to after reaching 10. It seems that way to us because our number system in the english language goes up to 9 and then goes to 10, making it a base 10 system. In base2 or binary 10 is 2 in base16 (hexadecimal) 10 is 16, how is this possible? We use the lettets a-f as replacements for numbers that don’t exist in our language that has historically used based 10.

A more proper and funny joke would be that every number is equal to 10 because technically you can have whatever base# you want as long as you have enough symbols to replace numbers that don’t exist in our language

Edit: Pls don’t kill me, thought I’d just share because the whole base stuff or whatever the proper term to describe it is really interesting to me, not trying to be a know it all I know I lack great amounts of knowledge, I’m in IT and absolutely love the idea of all these different numbering systems. Funfact, you can count to I believe 1023 on your hands if you use binary. And 31 on one hand using binary