Time Zones and Survival Strategies

This chapter explores the historical development of time zones, rooted in the needs of the railway system in the 1800s, and highlights the pivotal role of British and French navies in establishing Greenwich Mean Time. The discussion also shifts to Australia's preparedness for apocalyptic scenarios, emphasizing essential survival items like buckets and the challenges posed by the country's reliance on imports. Additionally, the chapter touches on the health implications of dirt exposure and the unexpected benefits of viruses on human evolution, illuminating the complex interplay between environmental factors and human health.