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* meters
* kg
* lean celsius but don't care too much either way
* abolish seasonal time changes
* for online calls/events specify time in UTC
* YYYY-MM-DD date format
* ground floor is 0th; don't skip 4 and 13
* don't put sugar in cold tea

Simple rules for a civilized society.

Vitalik can convince of almost anything, but never YYYY-MM-DD

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This is not something one can be convinced of. One can only move to an East Asian country, learn the local language, read/write/listen/speak it in various contexts, and deeply grok from new personal experience that yyyy-mm-dd works very fine :)

Now that you say, triggered something in my mind. Every time someone got lost in timeline history, the first qn asked is "what year is it?"

Indeed, wrote Chinese essays in that manner, but very forgettable once switched back to English ones

Funnily for archiving/naming documents, photos and work files I've been using yyyy-mm-dd for years, but when it comes to events/meetings/travel dates I use dd-mm-yyy