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No, we love the changes. We want to wake up a certain amount of time after the sun rises and be on time to work/school. We then want the maximum amount of pos
by cameldrv 5y ago
No, we love the changes. We want to wake up a certain amount of time after the sun rises and be on time to work/school. We then want the maximum amount of possible daylight in the afternoon/evening.
We don't like DST in the winter because for many people this requires waking up in the dark if the time they have to get to work/school remains the same.
- WarOnPrivacy 5y ago> because for many people this requires waking up in the dark if the time they have to get to school remains the same. Which is why the next step is to shift school schedules to align with kids' natural sleep schedules. https://duckduckgo.com/?q=study+school+start+times+sleep https://duckduckgo.com/?q=study+school+start+times+sleep