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		mark-r on March 15, 2022 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: US Senate votes unanimously to make daylight savin... And then you'd need to know your exact longitude to know what time it is - doesn't sound workable to me. Although it would make life easier for GPS makers.

clairity on March 16, 2022 [–]

you'd still have 24 zones, but they'd be straight lines, not the crazy lines a 3-year-old might make that we have now.

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