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Is the big push to kill DST just because it requires you to go to bed an hour early, once a year, or be tired? When I think on the fact that I often sleep in 3
by tbihl 10y ago
Is the big push to kill DST just because it requires you to go to bed an hour early, once a year, or be tired? When I think on the fact that I often sleep in 3 hours later on weekends, it's hard to see the big deal.
I love DST. I get to be outside in the sun more often, and for more time. I get to go for runs without being blinded by headlights.
Edit: The only issue I picture would be the confusion of going to sleep too soon after sunset. Admittedly I'm in a lower latitude where this isn't such an issue. In a place like Toronto, it might be pretty bad in June.
- lsllc 10y agoHaven't seen the bills mentioned here, but I agree with the principle of not changing the clocks, but let's keep DST year round. I don't care about it being light at 6am vs 7. I do enjoy and make use of the light in the evenings. I also think it's safer to have more light in the evening vs the morning.