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Having a patchwork of moving schedules across society, from schools to businesses to recreational activities is far worse than the inconvenience of simply chang
by khawkins 8y ago
Having a patchwork of moving schedules across society, from schools to businesses to recreational activities is far worse than the inconvenience of simply changing your clocks twice a year.
- krupan 8y agoDisagree. Not disrupting my already fragile sleep schedule twice a year is worth it.
- matthewmacleod 8y agoI mean, if your work hours shift to deal with school time changes your sleep schedule is going to be disrupted anyway…
- ako 8y agoWhy is your sleep disrupted by DST? Why not start and end sleep at hours that fit both summer and winter time? It's your choice if you want to adjust your sleep hours to DST, you don't have to.
- xiaq 8y agoInterestingly enough, this is exactly the case in many parts of China; schools and organizations have a summer timetable and a winter timetable. I have never found this to be inconvenient, it's kind of comparable to shops having different open times on different weekdays.