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> In think the effects you’re mentioning are insignificant compared with having your sleep schedule disrupted twice per year. People have literally died due to
by mcjiggerlog 8y ago
> In think the effects you’re mentioning are insignificant compared with having your sleep schedule disrupted twice per year. People have literally died due to it.
That's quite the claim to make. If changing the clocks has a negative effect, it last at most a few days. Getting the timezone wrong for the whole of winter / summer is an effect that lasts months.
- bad_user 8y agoYou're underestimating the effect. Do some reading on the body's circadian rhythm. Every cell in our body is tuned to it and disrupting it has serious consequences. You may not feel it because you're probably young and healthy. Give it another decade or two.