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I’m honestly not super passionate either way. But the argument the author made is fundamentally bad. If I were going to make an argument for time zones, I woul
by ogre_codes 6y ago
I’m honestly not super passionate either way. But the argument the author made is fundamentally bad.
If I were going to make an argument for time zones, I would probably start with the fact that it’s fundamentally simpler to think about a day “Monday” starting when most people wake up. Having it change from the 1st of May to the 2nd of May right after lunch would be weird.
Eliminating time zones in the US? Honestly don’t see any downsides. Make on “USA Standard Time” pegged at current central time and I think it would simplify a whole lot of things.