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> ”Kids walking, biking, and being driven to school in mornings in darkness ... that's also what permanent DST gives us.” Can’t schools just open 60 (or 30) mi
by Reason077 7mo ago
> ”Kids walking, biking, and being driven to school in mornings in darkness ... that's also what permanent DST gives us.”
Can’t schools just open 60 (or 30) minutes later if this is a problem? ie: school has winter hours where class starts at 9AM instead of 8:30AM?
- rkomorn 7mo agoI don't get how having "random" things change opening hours is any better than changing clocks. I'm not a parent, but I can imagine that if some of my schedule had to change by 30 minutes some months out of the year, I'd find it more inconvenient. What if school starts/ends at a different time but my job does not? What if I have a standing appointment at a business that keeps its hours year round that now conflicts with one that changed to winter hours? It seems more like a different set of problems than a solution.
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- mongol 7mo agoIt is completely obvious to me. There is only one uniform time, and thousands of arguments for what is a good time to do this or that. Reschedule things to work better. Don't force everything else according to some most important thing
- rkomorn 7mo agoHow is "rescheduling some things" a solution and not a different problem?
- throwaway613746 7mo ago[dead]