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[[!meta title="Introducing Simple Universal Time (SUT)"]]
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For some time I've been discussing this idea with some friends:
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One simple time format that simplifies our lifes:
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**Simple Universal Time (SUT)**.
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Instead of relying on time zones, it simplifies life by
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reducing life to the max: It skips time zones.
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Instead of using 24 hours, 60 minutes and 60 seconds
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scheme, it is a metric centric time: Simple Universal
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Time knows about 10 hours a day, with 100 minutes
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and 100 seconds.
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Thanks to **Stefanos Kornilios Mitsis Poiitidis**
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you can see the
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[current time in SUT](http://telmich.github.io/sut).
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The [[Simple Universal Time page|docs/sut]] shows in detail
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how it works.
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Make your life easier by switching to SUT - your brain and
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your phone partners will be thankful!
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[[!tag net time]]
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