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I'm impressed, the calendar reform rebuttal form had a little trouble with this one, but: (x) local time should not be ambiguous (x) how will I know when I can call you? (x) time cannot be stopped, nor can clocks be abolished entirelyhttps://www.euronews.com/2019/06/19/norwegian-island-wants-to-be-world-s-first-time-free-zone …
I guess if I had to cover this specific suggestion I'd be adding some options like (x) how will you schedule buses (x) but I'm paid hourly
Realistically, this is a tourism gambit, and the bridge full of wristwatches is obviously staged. But, you know, I've heard worse tourism gambits
I mean I'm legit curious to know how they'll work this. Do they hide the real clocks from tourists? Run everything 24 hours a day and change shifts at random? If I visit, can I live the 26-hour day my brain so tiredly wants
Heck with it, I'm going to Sommarøy. They got me. It worked. Gonna stay there 13 days but it'll be 12 sleep cycles
(x) timetables would become unreadable (x) high-tech applications need far more accuracy than your scheme allows (x) everybody in the world is already used to sexagesimal time divisions Your plan fails to account for: (x) humans (x) clocks (x) rational hatred for arbitrary change
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