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It does mean we stop adjusting the clocks twice a year. The question is, do we stick with standard time or daylight savings time. A lot of the changeovers in N
by cuddlybacon 6y ago
It does mean we stop adjusting the clocks twice a year. The question is, do we stick with standard time or daylight savings time.
A lot of the changeovers in NA seem to be leaning towards keeping DST year round. As a Canadian, the idea is certainly appealing. Currently it gets dark about 45 mins before work ends. Having a bit of sunlight when you leave is nice.
But as pointed out below, sticking with DST is probably worse for highschoolers.
- NeutronStar 6y agoSunlight is much more important in the mornin. That's when your circadian clock restart, not when the sun goes down. This has already been played out in 1974. I don't understand why we need to retry the experiment.
- MeinBlutIstBlau 6y agoAs a upper midwesterner, I wholeheartedly agree. It's just annoying that the moment I get home from work, it's so dark out I can't jog without a reflective vest or headlamp. The morning is fine because it's no different than when you have to wake up early for work.