I think this topic is not realistic. If you store DateTime in another format then what the database is designed to deliver, then you don't just lose sorting and search capabilities, you also lose the ability for that data to be read and understood trivially by other tools besides Django. Which means the task of moving data from one database to another, or applying non-Django tools to the data suddenly has become much more complicated - to the point that non-Django people looking at the database will rightly wonder why the framework is obfuscating data.
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