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You have to understand that most people start work at 8 and many start earlier. For this majority that means they are on the road by 7:30 - which is rush hour.
by nemo44x 5y ago
You have to understand that most people start work at 8 and many start earlier. For this majority that means they are on the road by 7:30 - which is rush hour. This means they are probably awake by 6:30 or earlier in some cases. So they already begin in the dark. Now imagine that going for even more time, until 8:30?
At least this way you get some Sunlight before you're at work and some when you're done.
- yupper32 5y agoI don't understand. If I'm at work, why would I care if it's light out or not? I'm not using that light for anything useful.
- mattw2121 5y agoThere are people in the world who do not work inside.
- yupper32 5y agoThe jobs I've worked outside we started the day in the dark often times (construction, landscaping). What jobs have you worked that required perfect natural lighting the entire time? I'm assuming it's a decent minority of jobs.
- Apocryphon 5y agoSo you’re saying you’re fine with them leaving work in the evening in the dark, because that’s the trade-off. Not to mention your post-work leisure time will be in darkness.
- jjav 5y agoYou're going to work or at work, so it's irrelevant whether it's sunny outside or not. That hour of sun sitting in morning traffic is completely wasted. Much better to have the hour of sun after work to do things outside.
- asdff 5y agoI'd rather have all my sunlight at the tail end of the day where the time is all mine, vs having to waste some of it when I'm hustling to get breakfast together and get out of the house. Better for vitamin D deficiencies since I can now do something like an after work walk in the last hour of sunlight of the day vs coming home and it being dark already.