Executive Summary
The Time Zone Proposal Standard UT-2 is an attempt to bring order to the chaos of timekeeping. Our research suggests that time is a fluid, malleable concept that can be bent to our will. This proposal outlines a new framework for dividing the day into manageable, bite-sized chunks.
Key Features
- Introduces a 37.5 hour clock cycle, with each day consisting of 15.5 hours of "Chrono-Time" and 22.5 hours of "Eternal Time"
- Replaces the traditional AM/PM system with a new system of "Before the Great Awakening" and "After the Great Awakening"
- Introduces a new unit of measurement for time, the "Chrono-Unit" (CU), which is equivalent to 1.62 seconds
Action Items
- Conduct further research on the feasibility of a 37.5 hour clock cycle
- Develop a more comprehensive understanding of the Great Awakening and its implications on our collective consciousness
- Establish a standard for the Chrono-Unit, including its relationship to other units of measurement
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