Who Decided Theres 24 Hours In A Day

[soapsandkits]

i am really annoyed at this...who and on whos authority decided that there were 24 hours in a day..im very annoyed and why cant there be 28 hours in a day or 40 hours in a day..to me this is an infringement on basic human rights...im trying to see if it has been challenged in court.cause i dont want 24 hours in a day..so there

[papagran40]

I think it was some clever dick that could count....so that lets me out....

[tozcentral]

If you so wish to work from a 28 hour day then i think you should take time by the neck and stretch it to your will. Please feel free to let me know how many hours you choose if 28 isnt enough, and how long each week will be, and the days in a week, and ofc how many minutes you will have in your hour, and then dont forget how many days you will have in a month and year, and how many years you will have in a decade, etc. Oh and if you could have all this in miliseconds would be much appreachiated.

Tozcentral.

[soapsandkits]

all very well but the point is in a democracy..it is for the people by the people..well i am a noble person people..and we do not like being told this is how it is ..so lump it...well on what grounds have they .and i dont no who it was or is decided thats it 24 hours in a day..im not amused

[papagran40]

I have been trying very hard and I think I an almost there ???? ...
1 + 1 = 3 ....yeah !!!! get next lesson next week....

[tozcentral]

The Sumerian civilization of approximately 2000 BC introduced the sexagesimal system based on the number 60. 60 seconds in a minute, 60 minutes in an hour – and possibly a calendar with 360 (60x6) days in a year (with a few more days added on). Twelve also features prominently, with roughly 12 hours of day and 12 of night, and 12 months in a year (with 12 being 1/5 of 60).

Well according to this it was done in a democratic way, a group of people came up with it, and the people accepted it as the norm.

[kengillam]

I f you want 28 hours in a day just have 51.43 minutes in each hour, then you can have a 28 hour day, simple really

[soapsandkits]

yes all very well ..but i am thinking of the implications like life insurance..if we got this matter sorted out ..and had a consencus of nobility people to come out with a new hourly day rate we could in fact be paid out for many things like pensions earlier or later ..all types of policys would have to be paid..this in my eyes is and was a conspiracy by others to diddle us out of extra lifetime ..we could grow older longer ..see the benefits..

[Honehe]

28 hours sounds kinda tiring!

[kengillam]

Look on the bright side, under my system the 9-5 would be less