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I grew up in northern Sweden. I always found that summers are so bright it doesn't matter either way. > In winter when it's bloody dark in the morning I found
by nemetroid 8y ago
I grew up in northern Sweden. I always found that summers are so bright it doesn't matter either way.
> In winter when it's bloody dark in the morning I found it credible a time shift helps.
Winter time is standard time anyway, and wouldn't be affected by this change.
> In summer when it's 11pm and bright outsides I find it credible a time shift helps.
DST pushes the clock ahead of the sun and makes it bright longer into the night.