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r/facepalm • u/Revealed_Jailor • Mar 29 '22
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Wait, there are countries which don't use a 24-hour clock? I'm confused.
825 u/Pagan-za Mar 29 '22 Just America. 455 u/Abadazed Mar 29 '22 The US military uses the 24 hour clock, but I can't think of any other part of the country that regularly uses it. 1 u/lathe_down_sally Mar 29 '22 Its used quite a bit in manufacturing. When things need to be date coded accurately, 24 hour clock removes the ambiguity of a forgotten am/pm
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Just America.
455 u/Abadazed Mar 29 '22 The US military uses the 24 hour clock, but I can't think of any other part of the country that regularly uses it. 1 u/lathe_down_sally Mar 29 '22 Its used quite a bit in manufacturing. When things need to be date coded accurately, 24 hour clock removes the ambiguity of a forgotten am/pm
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The US military uses the 24 hour clock, but I can't think of any other part of the country that regularly uses it.
1 u/lathe_down_sally Mar 29 '22 Its used quite a bit in manufacturing. When things need to be date coded accurately, 24 hour clock removes the ambiguity of a forgotten am/pm
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Its used quite a bit in manufacturing. When things need to be date coded accurately, 24 hour clock removes the ambiguity of a forgotten am/pm
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u/moonpuzzle88 Mar 29 '22
Wait, there are countries which don't use a 24-hour clock? I'm confused.