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Appreciate the idea, but I'm already at one of the lowest latitudes in the continental US.

• giantg2 5y ago
  Then shouldn't twilight be starting around 5:30am-6:15am? It seems this would contradict your claim that waking up at 5-6 requires you to spend a few hours in darkness every morning, right?
  • collegeburner 5y ago
    Not for most of the year if we move up an hour. Especially not during the winter when this would apply.
    • giantg2 5y ago
      Your comment was written in the present tense so I assumed it was currently happening. It would still be less than a few hours though (maybe 1.5).