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I don’t understand the reasoning behind getting rid of DST. Why do people find it easier to change office and school times, than to change sleeping times? Why
by ako 8y ago
I don’t understand the reasoning behind getting rid of DST. Why do people find it easier to change office and school times, than to change sleeping times?
Why not sleep from 11-7 in winter, and 10-6 in summer. If you do this, there’s no sleep impact due to DST.
If you can’t make this adjustment, changing office hours will also be impossible.
- jeltz 8y agoAs a Scandinavian DST gives me little benefits, we have to cope with the huge difference between winter and summer anyway, so having to learn how to handle a sudden jump in time too is just annoying. Maybe DST is worth the hassle for people in the US and Southern Europe, but as a Scandinavian I am happy it is will be gone.