What all these people raging about the potential for permanent DST seem to miss is that DST would only be disruptive in the ways they posit because of other arb

What all these people raging about the potential for permanent DST seem to miss is that DST would only be disruptive in the ways they posit because of other arbitrary social time norms. What if we did permanent DST but also made 10-6 the new norm for office work? and we desperately need to stop forcing our kids to go to school so damned early regardless of whether we're in DST or not. I think I would prefer DST, I'm always awake at 8pm but almost never awake yet at 7am.