• Sneezydinosaur@lemmy.world
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    It’s crazy to me how people keep making memes where the group with Florida isn’t a part of the mental illness. Really speaks to the severity of their mental illness.

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    It’s a little bizarre that the Netherlands, or especially Spain, are in the time zone centered on basically Berlin. Damn WW2. The sun doesn’t set until nearly 23:00 this time of year, and during winter isn’t up until nearly 08:00.

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      Sounds pretty normal, even quite lax from a Northern European viewpoint. Is it supposed to be different?

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    What’s ‘Mountain’? I’ve seen TV shows advertised as Eastern, then their voice gets quiet and they mention Central. Sometimes they do the same for Pacific. Never heard of ‘Mountain.’ Sounds fake.

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    I guess we don’t have the concept of time in Canada (or Mexico) based on this map. Thats also ignoring all of the other world timezones

    edit: I’d also label anything American mental illness but I’d be catching my own strays given I’m in EST

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    Must be wild living somewhere in the middle of a state right at a time zone border

    Specially that eastern Oregon / western Idaho pocket where you gain an hour going far enough north, south, or west lol

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      I lived within 20 min of the EST and CST split for a couple years. It is wild. Doing anything informal like meeting with friends was fine because we’d just say “come by in 2 hours.” Other times it was awful, leaving home at 7:45pm to go to the grocery store across town and arriving 90 minutes later after they closed sucked lol

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      Nah. Not really. Time zones don’t follow state boundaries because they generally follow natural population boundaries.

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    The ISS uses UTC but they have a sunrise and sunset every 45 minutes so it’s not really connected to the sun like us terrestrials.