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I dislike daylight saving time, and want the time zone offset to be the same all the time. I would rather have 12:00 solar noon (it make much more sense to me t
by zzo38computer 5y ago
I dislike daylight saving time, and want the time zone offset to be the same all the time. I would rather have 12:00 solar noon (it make much more sense to me than the other way), but would also accept the other way; either way is better than switching for daylight saving time. If there is enough sun light then you can also see the time by the sun dial too. Also, the fact that the clock is switch back can confuse the time wrongly, since the clock will say the same number twice making it ambiguous and also you cannot simply to subtract the numbers to measure the intervals of time.
You should be able to do things regardless of what number the clock says. Don't rely on the numbers on the clock to dictate everything you are doing all the time. If you want to go outside when it is not dark, then that is what you can do. If you want to eat dinner when it is not dark, then that is what you can do. If you want to sleep when it is dark, then that is what you can do. This can be done regardless of what number is on the clock. If you want to work or schedule something for some time you can do based on whatever criteria would be appropriate, regardless of what number is on the clock; regardless of what criteria are being used, the numbers on the clock will still tell you the intervals of time, and how long it takes. For example, opening hours need not be fixed, and holidays need not be fixed, etc. But, maybe you will not need to schedule something for a specific time anyways, in all circumstances. Also, if you want to wake up earlier, then you can set your alarm clock for an earlier time; you don't need daylight saving time for this to work.