3 ms·
Having work start at 5 am doesn't make time unofficial, does it? It would seem like it would make starting work at 8 am non-standard, but I don't see any logis
by dguest 7y ago
Having work start at 5 am doesn't make time unofficial, does it?
It would seem like it would make starting work at 8 am non-standard, but I don't see any logistical or biological reason that people have to go to work when a clock says "8:00". In fact breaking from the "8:00 means go to work" custom seems like less of a strain on transit systems (among other things).
Or are you saying that "start work at 8:00" is so ingrained that people create another unofficial time zone to deal with it?
- ClumsyPilot 7y agoThis, a thousand times this.the current system where you assume the whole world starts at 9 am, but dont know what time it is anywhere is a work of mad genius psycho. We dont need to move time itself.