Matthew MillerI say we go back to local solar time for everyone. And I mean _everyone_. Your phone knows where you are, and sets your clock so 12:00 happens when the sun is at the highest point in the sky for your location.
Zaid Humaimidi@mattdm Alternative proposal: a dynamically shifting clock where sunset time remains consistent as much as realistically possible. Leap seconds/minutes are added at end of week or month to keep sunset time consistent. The changes will be so small and gradual that they will hardly be noticeable. This way the clock works with our biological clock and not against it.
Yes, this is also excellent. Sunset at, say, 7pm every day, for everyone, everywhere.
(And before anyone disagrees, please remember that the benchmark is the current timezone status quo.)
Björn Lindström
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Leap Days should be in winter. Everywhere. I propose the Southern hemisphere holds theirs on August 32. #DateTime