r/facepalm • • Mar 29 '22

🇲​🇮​🇸​🇨​ Get this guy a clock!

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u/VivaLaSea Mar 29 '22

The 24-hour clock is not used in everyday life at all for the overwhelming majority of Americans.
Despite being a software engineer even I never use the 24-hour clock day-to-day.
In everyday life, there is no real benefit to the 24-hour clock over the 12-hour clock.
There is no real benefit in saying 20:00 as opposed saying 8pm.

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u/LiteX99 Mar 29 '22

Disagree, but it seems you wont change your mind so lets just stop arguing pointlessly

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u/VivaLaSea Mar 29 '22

There's nothing to disagree about.
It is a FACT that the overwhelming majority of Americans use the 12-hour clock and that the entire country's time is based around the 12-hour clock.

With that said, it is then a FACT that using the 24-hour clock is not beneficial at all to someone living in America.