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I've talked about this with lots of people over the last 10 years or so. Most people I know (non-programmers) look at me like I'm crazy when I suggest that this
by asher_ 11y ago
I've talked about this with lots of people over the last 10 years or so. Most people I know (non-programmers) look at me like I'm crazy when I suggest that this is a good idea. I don't think that most regular people see a benefit to this, and since there is cost associated with change, the idea is unpopular.
The thing that strikes me most about this proposal is that they are looking for a top-down solution. We already have UTC, it doesn't need to be invented or implemented, just adopted. Maybe a bottom-up approach will have more success?
If you look at a country like the US that still doesn't use metric, it's hard to imagine having world governments adopting a change like this. I guess there is always hope though.
- creshal 11y ago> If you look at a country like the US that still doesn't use metric Like? Only the US. All other countries converted to metric at some point. Same with time zones and DST. Those weren't made by God on the sixth day, governments made the migration to them deliberately.
- dottedmag 11y agoLiberia, yay!