It might be just me but I can’t understand the difficulty of shifting one hour over a night or two. Flying across N America is 3+ hours and going to Europe can

It might be just me but I can’t understand the difficulty of shifting one hour over a night or two. Flying across N America is 3+ hours and going to Europe can be 6-11. Do the people who can’t deal with an hour damn near die on trips such as this? If small kids have to be outside near traffic at any point, better than they get as much light as possible. Having little Johnny mushed by an suv tends to upset folks. And thinking about Cop26, perhaps we should minimize external lighting when possible to save energy and lessen impact on nature. Both of these, unfortunately, lean towards dst. Edit: forgot. I assume most people change when they get up on the weekend vs, the work week. If this assumption is correct, they might have more extreme time shifts every weekend than the once a year problem being discussed…