This is absolutely the wrong way to think about the matter. I am more against government overreach than most, but time schemes need to be uniform to work. They need to be governed. They maybe even need to be enforced. I don’t think this libertarian question has merit.
House passes bill to make Daylight Saving Time permanent
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Like which brand of $25 jug of 0W20 Synthetic should I buy?
The extra hour of light is going to cause more damage to clearcoat and fade upholstery quicker 
dnewton3
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I have the perfect high-tech BITOG-inspired solution ...
Why don't we develop a oil-pressure driven, variable drive system for clocks? It could "advance" the clocks (at a rate of 10 minutes per month) for six months, and then "retard" the clocks for 6 months (at a rate of 10 minutes per month) .... We can call it "VCT" (variable clock timing) !!!
Of course, it would be viscosity dependent; only accurate with 0w-20 "fully synthetic" oil ...
P.S. ... how long before AI grabs this idea and runs with it?
Why don't we develop a oil-pressure driven, variable drive system for clocks? It could "advance" the clocks (at a rate of 10 minutes per month) for six months, and then "retard" the clocks for 6 months (at a rate of 10 minutes per month) .... We can call it "VCT" (variable clock timing) !!!
Of course, it would be viscosity dependent; only accurate with 0w-20 "fully synthetic" oil ...
P.S. ... how long before AI grabs this idea and runs with it?
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