Re: measuring systems (was: Selenites)
From: | J.A. Mills <xenolingua@...> |
Date: | Thursday, October 1, 1998, 8:37 |
In a message dated 9/30/98 10:55:23 AM Pacific Daylight Time, fortytwo@UFL.EDU
writes:
<< J.A. Mills wrote:
> Interesting. Don't refute the idea without further exploration, however.
> Logically, it wouldn't be a "day" of 10 "hours"; rather, a "day" of 20
> "hours"--daytime and nighttime. Don't settle for a labor-oppressing 8-hour
> day, but a 6 or 7 hour day. Imagine a utopian and technologically
permissable
> 5 hour day over 4 shifts. Go-getters could have two different jobs of 5
hours
> each.
Actually, logically it *would* be a 10-hour day, if you're going to
decimalize, decimalize all the way, don't break the day into 20
sections.
>>
Hey, buddy! Don't be messin' wit' my logic.