Oh, joy! My stop comes soon! Oh, wait, we lose an hour when we hit the time zone boundary. Really, we need to abandon time zones as relics of the past. Local noon isn't essential to everyday life, and time zones add confusion rather than convenience to modern global trade.

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While we're at it, the annual DST clock shift ritual is no more than mandatory jet lag. It has no definitive benefits and very definitive drawbacks as people shift their internal clocks.

Inertia of tradition takes hold so quickly when both of these ideas are still quite new in a broad perspective. It's not like I am suggesting we overturn then7-day week and 12-month year. The French tried that and it didn't stick. We need to abandon these newer absurdities with equal aclarity.

As I fade from fatigue, here's what will probably be the last trip playlist song links.

https://youtu.be/JkKSeFiRGjc

https://youtu.be/VQluL1XvWmg

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