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Holeman Simplified Systems
The Holeman Simplified Systems are a collection of refinements or replacements for systems in general use today that desperately needed fixing.
- Holeman Simplified Time (HST) - The standard time keeping system in use today is insanely bizarre, difficult to work with, and ill-suited to not only a modern environment, but also to any less technically less-advanced culture. HST is a simple concept: Go metric. A day doesn't need 24 hours which in turn have 60 minutes, which in turn have 60 seconds. Quick, how many minutes are there in a day? (1440). You should not have to do mental contortions to find that number. HST breaks each day into 100 equal parts (centidays - cd) of approximately 15 minutes each. Each of these is further divided into 1000 parts (microdays - md/μd ). It's that simple.
- Holeman Simplified English (HSE) - The English language is a fractured conglomeration that has been mashed together from a wide variety of disparate languages. This has led to massive internal conflicts and a dizzying array of rules and exceptions. HSE aims to clear out as many of these inconsistencies as possible, as well as to reduce the physical size of written texts.
- Holeman Improved English (HIE) This picks up the work where Holeman Simplified English leaves off. While it does have many of the same goals, such as making English more readable, HSE is limited by its requirement to be simple, a few small changes that enhance the average English user's day-to-day writing. However, Holeman Improved English is released from these limitations, allowing a far more radical set of changes, with equally radical benefits.
- Holeman Simplified Calendar: Earth (HSKE) The Gregorian calendar is overly complex; with months of varying lengths, unpredictable days of the week, and hard-to-calculate day-to-date & month-to-month conversions and calculations. HSKE aims to rectify these issues within the framework of the annoyingly firm and arbitrary day and year lengths we are stuck with on Earth.
- Holeman Simplified Calendar: Interplanetary (HSKIP) - Designed to allow people on various planetary bodies, space stations, and space ships to have a unified calendar which operates independently of planetary orbits while simultaneously giving a framework which allows calendars to fit inside SI("the metric system").
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