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As someone who lives in India (no DST) but interacts frequently with people in the USA. I hate it. Maybe it was rational before mass globalization, but now that
by freemanindia 11y ago
As someone who lives in India (no DST) but interacts frequently with people in the USA. I hate it. Maybe it was rational before mass globalization, but now that many of us interact regularly across time zones and national borders it complicates time, which should be sacrosanct.
- DrScump 11y agoBear in mind that the USA is at higher latitude, so day-length variations are far more pronounced as you approach the solstices.