No, I can't think of any case where that would be useful (although I do take umbrage with a local datetime being referred to as a 'naive' type - it serves a ver

No, I can't think of any case where that would be useful (although I do take umbrage with a local datetime being referred to as a 'naive' type - it serves a very specific purpose as a primitive... if it's naive then so is an int, since it does not specify a unit). I don't know anything about Python's datetime handling (other then to be alarmed by it given what I've seen in this thread). I live in the Java world where the java.time library is one of the best around (after a decade or more of Java having one of the worst date time libraries)