By the end of ww2, the nazis were the underdogs.

What does it mean that it’s an Indonesian hospital? Is that just it’s name?

I think local time would work pretty much the same with a single time zone.

Single time zone: You get to a new place and look up what time is good for breakfast here

Many time zones: You get to a new place and look up what time zone you’re in.

Either way you need to look up what the local time is. But with a single time zone, i think the breakfast time and work hours would be a bit better attuned to sunrise/sunset at your location.

To me, the main difference is more philosophical. I think it’d encourage a more global perspective.

Edit to add: it’s more of a pie in the sky wish. I dont think it would be worthwhile to actually remove time zones. It would be very expensive for not a lot of gain. In the same vein, I’d like to:

sort out our calendar (evenly sized months, dates corresponding to weekdays, and not have prime number of weekdays),

sort out our time units. Lets keep it all in the same base (not 24h days and 60min per hour)

transition to a base-12 numeric system. It’s just much more satisfying.

Lets just do a single time zone

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The electrons can not be stored stationary floating in the vacuum of the bottle. They will immediately attach to the internal surface. The entire bottle is now negatively charged and will accumulate positive charge on the external surface until it is electrically neutral. Now you have a funny looking capacitor with extra steps.

The closest thing in existence are the magnetic bottles used for different fusion reactor designs and particle accelerators. In these, the charged particles are kept moving in a closed loop contained by electromagnets that contiously adjust to keep the system pseudo-stable. These certainly cant store energy.