> the overall rate if you look at a week or two [later] is no different I don't see any statement to that effect in the linked paper. Quite the contrary: they

> the overall rate if you look at a week or two [later] is no different I don't see any statement to that effect in the linked paper. Quite the contrary: they interpret the evidence as suggesting that the increase in "social jet lag" has deleterious effects during the entire duration of DST. Can you produce a quotation supporting your interpretation?