Time

Systems of measuring time are technology.
What is the best system to measure and date time Any Forums ?


I vote military time.

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Are Americans mentally handicapped?

I think they are trolling.

militaries are gay

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many are

unix time is better

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24 hour time is clearly better for scheduling and logistics puropses, everyone I know in any well administrated idustry in the US uses it for that purpose. 12 hour is simply far too embedded into your typical 'salt of the earth' type to get rid of entirely without backlash and confusion.
A vast majority, yes.

>24 hour time is clearly better for scheduling and logistics puropses
Thanks.
>12 hour is simply far too embedded into your typical 'salt of the earth' type to get rid of entirely without backlash and confusion.
I'm sorry what ? Force them to use it if they disagree de-platform THEM.

The answer will impact you.

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There is a reason why the CIA world fact book does not show the literacy rate for the United States like it does for other countries. It is because among somewhat wealthy, industrialized nations, the United States has a comparatively low literacy rate. This is especially worth reflecting on when you consider that many countries that the United States has embargoed for decades have had higher literacy rates (like Cuba, for example).

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i feel the same when people use pounds and gallons with me.
the most retard system ever made

Oh boy, americans are retarded.

Euros and latin americans even use maths when saying the hours.

>it's currently a quarter to sixteen
This kills the american.

I rock MILSPEC time on my casio'queda PERSONAL CHRONOGRAPH

I vote Lamport's logical clock

makes sense to me, but I get it. metric us for except kilograms, those feel too big and yet too small oh and centimeters way to small to be useful and fuck millimeters fractions are better more intuitive

I use 24h time exclusively after I fucked up my alarm one time not seeing it defaulting to PM when I was setting it.

Americans use "quarter to X" all the time.

14-2 = 2, 15-2=3, 16-2 = 4...

fourteen take away twelve
fifteen take away twelve
etc etc