Re:Europe pushing for lunar time zone
by TeMPOraL on Thursday March 02, 2023 @08:07PM
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If your work involves coordinating across timezones daily, you're part of the small minority cases I was talking about. Offline world is still mostly local, and almost all interactions almost everyone has, online and offline, are local too.
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Firstly, that's not a small minority case, and secondly, in my small town there are people from around 100 nations, and they have family and friends from all over. And, as I said, even central Europe has 3 timezones just inside EU. It's not like most people only have contact with their 50 neighbours, and never go anywhere.
When I talk with friends, timezones come up reasonably often. It's not something people can walk around and not be aware of.