For me the worst part about the change from/to DST is people who have no problem staying up several hours late for a random event anytime during the year ******** that changing their clocks an hour twice a year is going to kill them.
**** daylight savings
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Yeah but on the flipside it would be nice not to have to go to work in the dark most of the year.
And now mayhem
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British Columbia adopts permanent daylight saving time; western Washington an hour behind November through March
British Columbia will be an hour ahead of the Pacific Northwest starting Nov. 1 as the province adopts permanent daylight saving time beginning March 8. When daylight saving time ends Sunday, Nov. 1,...
This is the way. Give me light later in the day, regardless of the time of yearAnd now mayhem
British Columbia adopts permanent daylight saving time; western Washington an hour behind November through March
British Columbia will be an hour ahead of the Pacific Northwest starting Nov. 1 as the province adopts permanent daylight saving time beginning March 8. When daylight saving time ends Sunday, Nov. 1,...
They are voting to make standard time permanent. So 4:30 sunrise in summer.
permanent standard time would be the absolute worst idea.
I take this back. Looks like a new bill with permanent standard time was introduced but they one with permanent DST is the one getting passed out of rules committee.
It’s hard to ever know cause the news sources don’t even know the difference. If so, yikes. That is really bad.
I think permanent daylight savings is pretty bad, just not as bad as standard time year round.
If permanent daylight savings is passed I bet more schools and businesses move to 9 am starts/opening resulting in no extra daylight in the evening anyways.
If permanent daylight savings is passed I bet more schools and businesses move to 9 am starts/opening resulting in no extra daylight in the evening anyways.
Those organizations/people that need to adjust because of daylight variations for the year are free to independently do so by adjusting their hours. And I hope they do so as necessary especially when safety is the issue..
The meaningless changing of clocks and the adjustment to sleep patterns for everyone being eliminated is the big gain.
The big loss through is a lot of people will actually get less daylight at night from March through October with adjusted business and school hours even though people are fooled into thinking they will get more.
Changing clocks was really not hard. It really gave the best balance. I will never understand how people think it affected them so much when they wouldn’t bat an eye on staying up an hour later to watch a football or basketball game on a random night. Wonder if Europeans have these debates about daylight savings.
