Comment by mistercow

No, like objectively, a dimensionless number lining up with a meaningful constant is more likely to be because of some underlying mathematical connection, and a dimensioned number lining up is more likely to be a coincidence. There are only a handful of ways for a unit’s heritage to have a connection to a local physical phenomenon like the post describes, and that’s what it takes to have a unit-dependent non-coincidence. That’s not dependent on your perspective.

The thing that’s interesting in this case is that the meter’s connection to g is obscured by history, whereas most of the time a unit’s heritage is well known. Nobody is going to be surprised by constants coming out of amps, ohms, and volts, for example, because we know that those units are defined to have a clean relationship.