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I live farther north and not in the US, but since your decisions on this inevitably impact my own country's I still care about what you do, even if I don't get
by stormbrew 5y ago
I live farther north and not in the US, but since your decisions on this inevitably impact my own country's I still care about what you do, even if I don't get a say in it.
At any rate, yes, the sun rising at 4am would also stress me out. In fact, given that I'm in a position to tell you what it's like in a place where that happens for part of the year, I can inform you from personal experience that it is indeed disruptive to circadian rhythm to have the sun rise even "moderately" early.
I'm sure people in Alaska think you're a great person for telling them they don't matter, though.
- ghaff 5y agoDon't need to go to Alaska. Sunrise (with DST) is 5AM with EDT in downeast Maine at the summer solstice and as early or earlier in pretty much every major Canadian city.