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No, because people use local time to decide when to go to bed, and when to get up. Aligning that to the sun is the most important bit. Asking your smartphone
by new_realist 7y ago
No, because people use local time to decide when to go to bed, and when to get up. Aligning that to the sun is the most important bit. Asking your smartphone what time it is somewhere else is trivially easy no matter what method you use.
- pishpash 7y agoPeople used to not have any time and watched the sun. I'm sure they can adapt to their local working hours, even if it's 13:00-22:00.
- CameronNemo 7y ago> people use local time to decide when to go to bed, and when to get up. Aligning that to the sun is the most important bit. And yet, this is what DST gets so damn wrong.