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How many people? How are they affected? I am sure many people feel bad after the time change, but they may also just feel bad anyway.
by op00to 5y ago
How many people? How are they affected?
I am sure many people feel bad after the time change, but they may also just feel bad anyway.
- newbamboo 5y agoGoogle it. How many people have sleep problems? It’s a very large number. The effects are certainly in the billions, given the health impacts associated with sleep problems. This stuff is pretty common knowledge and I’m sort amazed people would be like, “wait, some people aren’t getting a good nights sleep every night? I had no idea!”
- coldtea 5y ago>Google it. How many people have sleep problems? It’s a very large number. The effects are certainly in the billions, given the health impacts associated with sleep problems. That's neither here, nor there. The parent didn't ask how many people have sleep problems, but how many people have sleep problems because of the DST, and even more so, problems that last "2 to 3 weeks" as the article claims. People have sleep problems for all kinds of reasons (apnea, stress, weight issues, checking Wikipedia at 3am and so on).
- elzbardico 5y agoPeople high in neuroticism probably. But then, in some years they would feel bad because we don't have dst anymore.