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It could go hand in hand with more flexible working hours for parents. Admittedly not possible for all jobs, but something to strive for in most

• Spivak 8y ago
  Alright, in order to not have to change the clocks we'll need to usher in massive societal changes that will be annoying to everyone for some hard to quantify greater good.
  • renjimen 8y ago
    Changing the clocks twice yearly is disruptive but keeping it only in the northern reaches of Europe so that children can walk to school in the winter light is even more disruptive. You can’t have everything but at least you can use the changes to move towards a society where kids get up later and parents can work more flexibly. You need to start somewhere. Or are you disputing the benefits of more sleep for children and flexible working for adults?
  • brann0 8y ago
    Annoying for everyone? Talk for yourself, I'd love some flexibility when it comes to job hours, and I'd love my kids to start school later in the mornings. Jobs should accommodate to people's lives, and not the other way around.