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Frankly, I like daylight savings. It contributes to reduce the difference between the sun time and my time. I wake up more or less when the sun raises and then
by bnegreve 8y ago
Frankly, I like daylight savings. It contributes to reduce the difference between the sun time and my time.
I wake up more or less when the sun raises and then go to work. Now if I keep doing that I'm going to show up either too late in the winter or too early in the summer.
- mabbo 8y agoSo you do you- just don't force the complexity of your life on the rest of us. We can contribute a measurable number of deaths every year to DST. It's a disaster.
- bnegreve 8y agoI say it's natural to wake up when the sun raises, you say it's natural to stick to the same hour all year long. I'm not forcing anything anymore than you do.
- vegardx 8y agoLet me invite you to the arctic circle, where the sun don't set or rise in large parts of the year.
- magduf 8y agoNo one is forcing you to wake up at any particular time. If you want to wake up when the sun rises, you can do that. You don't need to control everyone's clock to do that.
- bnegreve 8y agoEmployers do force their employees to show up at a particular time.
- magduf 8y agoNo, they don't force that at all. You're free to find another job with hours you prefer, or try to get your boss to let you work different hours. If all your coworkers don't like the hours, you have a better chance of getting the management to change the working hours. If you're the one weirdo who wants different hours, then maybe you shouldn't be trying to get everyone else to do things to your liking.
- TheCoelacanth 8y ago> I say it's natural to wake up when the sun raises, you say it's natural to stick to the same hour all year long. Either of those is fine. What's not fine is making everyone change their clocks twice a year so that those options are more similar to each other.