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⌈ Secret Post #4686 ⌋

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Comments

Daylight Savings Time

[(Anonymous)]

Do you love, hate, or don't care about it?

Re: Daylight Savings Time

[philstar22]

Think it is stupid and pointless and unnecessary in the modern world.

Re: Daylight Savings Time

[(Anonymous)]

It makes me sleepy for a few days but other than that I don't mind it.

Re: Daylight Savings Time

[(Anonymous)]

I hate it and I applaud the growing momentum of movements to abolish it.

It's unnatural and puts us out of step with the rest of the world, and if Arizona and Hawaii can thrive in the summer with the sun setting at 8:30 instead of 9:30, so can the rest of us.

Re: Daylight Savings Time

[philstar22]

Yup. It made sense in a pre-industrial world. It isn't necessary anymore. It just confuses our body clocks. People can handle waking up or going to sleep in the dark or light. It is more confusing for our bodies to switch the time we sleep than it is to switch the amount of light.

Re: Daylight Savings Time

[(Anonymous)]

da

It wasn't even a thing in the pre-industrial world. It was proposed in the 1890s because some dudes wanted more daylight after work in the summer so they could do recreational shit, and was only widely adopted due to austerity measures during WWI and WWII.

Re: Daylight Savings Time

[philstar22]

So really not necessary.

Re: Daylight Savings Time

[greghousesgf]

I heard they don't bother with it in Indiana either.

Re: Daylight Savings Time

[greghousesgf]

I wish they would go back to switching the time on the last Sunday in October so it would get darker sooner in time for Halloween.

Re: Daylight Savings Time

[(Anonymous)]

I want it to be daylight savings time all the time because full dark before 5 is bullshit.

Re: Daylight Savings Time

[(Anonymous)]

Same. I'm not milking cows. I don't need it to be light at 6AM.

Re: Daylight Savings Time

[(Anonymous)]

it's going to be full dark before 5 by the solstice regardless. being dst all year long won't fix that. it's the abrupt change that fucks up the perception of it.

Re: Daylight Savings Time

[(Anonymous)]

By 4PM here, which is the point. 5 would be a blessing.

Re: Daylight Savings Time

[(Anonymous)]

The abrupt change doesn't fuck up my perception of evening rush hour in the dark. My perception of evening rush hour in the dark is shaped by experiencing evening rush hour in the dark.

Re: Daylight Savings Time

[(Anonymous)]

IKR? The only solution I can think of is to move to the western edge of a time zone, but it's not worth selling my house, derailing my career, and upending my life over. I'd rather just whine about it.

Re: Daylight Savings Time

[(Anonymous)]

It made sense before we had electricity, but it's completely pointless now.

Re: Daylight Savings Time

[tabaqui]

Mostly barely notice it, other than my car clock.

Re: Daylight Savings Time

[(Anonymous)]

I don't really care for it. Sure, it's nice to have sun in the morning, but that means not having sun in the afternoon.

Re: Daylight Savings Time

[(Anonymous)]

We don't have it where I live and I'm glad.

Re: Daylight Savings Time

[(Anonymous)]

I live in Arizona and I like that we don't have Daylight Savings Time. But the Navajo Nation (a large portion of which is in Arizona) observes it. And I do some work online and wherever they are headquartered obviously observes it, so it makes things a little weird with that - the way things get counted per day now ends at 1:00am, but another part of the system ends it at 12:00am. And it also means that dealing with a place in another time zone can be trying as the time difference shifts. So, if everybody would also just stop observing it, I would very much appreciate it.

Re: Daylight Savings Time

[(Anonymous)]

It's stupid, and always has been.

Re: Daylight Savings Time

[(Anonymous)]

I love falling back, I hate springing forward.