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Just change your waking/sleeping hours then. It's just a number. Set your sleeping hours based on actual daylight times instead of the number on the clock. Per
by dheera 5y ago
Just change your waking/sleeping hours then. It's just a number. Set your sleeping hours based on actual daylight times instead of the number on the clock.
Personally I'm happy they just pick one and stick with it.
- tsimionescu 5y agoMost people have a fixed work schedule. If you work for Walmart and the store opens at 8 AM, you can't arbitrarily decide to wake up at 8AM because that's when the sun rises.
- dheera 5y agoMost people start work at 8-9am and sunrise is well before that with plenty of time for commute with or without daylight savings. There is another much smaller cluster of people who start work at 4-6am because they're in transit or service industry and they are before sunrise either way.
- TheCoelacanth 5y agoNot during the winter if this change goes through. In much of the northern US, sunrise won't be until after 8 am on many days.
- tsimionescu 5y agoTo get to work at 8AM, you can't wake up at 8AM. Sunrise often occurs around 7:30-50AM in northern latitudes even in ST during December and January. With DST, this would mean sunrise occurs at 8:30-50AM.