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I think you're understating these adjustments. Christmas happening in the summer? School "summer break" happening during winter? These are massive changes
by woojoo666 4y ago
I think you're understating these adjustments. Christmas happening in the summer? School "summer break" happening during winter? These are massive changes
- 8organicbits 4y agoI don't think either of those adjustment would occur. I know my highschool didn't have AC, so the summer break needed to happen in the summer. I expect the school year would continue to follow the seasons (unless, maybe, we had really cheap AC?). It would be strange to have the school year start in different months, but you'd get used to it. I know I already need to look up when the school year starts; it shifts a little already due to holidays and the days of the week. Personally, I grew up with cold winters and liked Christmas as a snowy winter holiday. But when I moved and had warmer winters and less defined seasons, Christmas came and it didn't really feel like winter. A summer Christmas wouldn't be noticeably different here. I like the idea of a major winter holiday for anyone struggling through a cold winter. For many people, that's currently Christmas, and I suspect the US and similar climates would benefit from keeping it seasonal.