It is all of our duty when working in/with America/ns to use 24h time as often as possible.
It is all of our duties to learn about, respect, and embrace cultures that are different from our own.
Just as I'm not going to take a job in France and tell the bakery how to make baguettes, I don't expect someone from France to come to the United States and be critical of the clock on the wall.
The technosphere is too often all about making the world standardized, bureaucratic, and homogenized. In other words: boring. I'd rather live in a world with many different cultures that I can learn about and explore. Who cares if it doesn't fit neatly into something that works for a computer? They're supposed to work for us, not the other way around.
It is all of our duties to learn about, respect, and embrace cultures that are different from our own.
Just as I'm not going to take a job in France and tell the bakery how to make baguettes, I don't expect someone from France to come to the United States and be critical of the clock on the wall.
The technosphere is too often all about making the world standardized, bureaucratic, and homogenized. In other words: boring. I'd rather live in a world with many different cultures that I can learn about and explore. Who cares if it doesn't fit neatly into something that works for a computer? They're supposed to work for us, not the other way around.