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Maybe this could be automated, like break a country into contiguous regions grouped by sunrise and sunset times, then each phone can geolocate to figure which t
by Johnny555 6y ago
Maybe this could be automated, like break a country into contiguous regions grouped by sunrise and sunset times, then each phone can geolocate to figure which time-region you're in.
Then it can set your waking and sleeping time based on time-region.
This could be further extended by having the devices overlay a new set of times over the universal time, where, say, 12:00 is normalized to be lunch time. Then when someone says "meet me at lunchtime", everyone (even if they are visiting from out of the area) knows he means 12:00 and they don't have to consult their phones to find out that lunchtime in that area is 17:00
And then, if someone says "Well I hate in summers when I have a lot of daylight in the morning, I want more daylight in the evening, let's change our clocks in the summer", then everyone shoves him out of the room and never talks to him again.
- ALittleLight 6y agoI get your joke, but what I'm describing solves a problem even in our current reality as well as solving the problem in the "No time zone" reality. This lets you allow specific people to interrupt your sleep so you can catch important calls while missing unimportant interruptions.