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I think you hit on the right answer. The justifications given above don't really make sense - "how would you know when to call Sydney" or "the sun being overhe
by kawhah 3y ago
I think you hit on the right answer.
The justifications given above don't really make sense - "how would you know when to call Sydney" or "the sun being overhead at 10PM would feel strange". They are just rationalizations of a system that we're used to.
But everywhere around the world, people want the date to change at a time when most things are closed and most people are asleep - which coincides with night-time for obvious reasons. This is effectively more important than having the date change at the same time for all of us.
- humanrebar 3y agoI'm still not sure the costs outweigh the benefits, but I agree that this is the only concrete requirement that can't be solved with time, slow cultural change, and adjustments to some software.