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So if someone prefer to solar day then do it, its just with one time zone this solar day will be different for everyone.
by matz1 8y ago
So if someone prefer to solar day then do it, its just with one time zone this solar day will be different for everyone.
- mantas 8y agoWe have solar day right now. Solar day being 20-04 would be kinda shitty. Is it monday or tuesday? Or do we switch from monday to tuesday at different hour in each location? On top of that, vast majority of population does not care about that at all. Why inconvenience majority for benefit few people will have?
- matz1 8y agoNot shitty for me. >Is it monday or tuesday? Or do we switch from monday to tuesday at different hour in each location? Lets say we choose the UTC date time as the standard then it's the same utc date for, and switch from Monday to Tuesday at the same utc hour for everyone. I think its nice and i hope someone out there working on this. They have my support.
- mantas 8y agoAs other poster said in this thread.. Let's say day switches at noon in your location. You and a fried decide to go out for lunch. Do you meet for lunch on monday or tuesday? Does the day start with monday morning and ends with tuesday evening? Or is it monday evening in solar morning and tuesday morning in solar evening? Does morning and evening still hold any meaning? Or does morning and evening hours differ in every location?
- matz1 8y agoLike with any other meeting, i will ask or provide with the specific time and location. Even with current situation, when someone invite me for lunch, I will still need to ask what time specifically. >Does the day start with monday morning and ends with tuesday evening? Its up to preference. For some one who care about sun light, he/she might start their day during the sun rise whatever the the time is in that location. >Does morning and evening still hold any meaning? Or does morning and evening hours differ in every location? This one is hard to predict until it actually implemented