- a beautiful visualization of how much drift spans across timezones: http://blog.poormansmath.net/the-time-it-takes-to-change-the...
- local railroad time tables back in 1857: https://twitter.com/_tessr/status/900870734238449664/photo/1
- a beautiful visualization of how much drift spans across timezones: http://blog.poormansmath.net/the-time-it-takes-to-change-the...
- local railroad time tables back in 1857: https://twitter.com/_tessr/status/900870734238449664/photo/1
Not quite as ridiculous as China’s One Time Zone.
"Currently, the time zone used within Xinjiang is roughly split along the ethnic divide, with most ethnic Han population in the area following Beijing Time, and most ethnic Uyghur population as well as population of some other ethnics in the area following Xinjiang Time."
I guess we see plenty of other units of measurement get tied up with identity (eg miles and ounces in the UK), shouldn't be surprising that it happens with time zones.