Lemdro.id

1 point

1 year ago

It’s not about when you wake up, but when you go to sleep.

As I mentioned previously, fewer hours of daylight at the end of the day negatively impacts a lot of people, summer community events, leisure activities, pedestrian safety, etc.

What benefit would we gain by getting rid of daylight savings?

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Rodeo@lemmy.ca

-1 points

1 year ago

So go to bed earlier, genius!

Good Lord.

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-1 points

1 year ago

I’m not sure if you even understand what you’re writing.

Can you explain how going to bed earlier gives you more daylight at the end of the day?

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Rodeo@lemmy.ca

0 points

1 year ago

Because you wake up earlier, start work earlier, and get home earlier.

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2 points

1 year ago

You can keep repeating that, but waking up earlier doesn’t change what time the sun goes down at night.

Very few people have the option to “start work earlier”, or start school earlier. They work when they work.

It really seems like a lot of effort to compensate, when it requires no effort the way it is.

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Rodeo@lemmy.ca

1 point

1 year ago

Very few people have the option to “start work earlier”, or start school earlier … It really seems like a lot of effort to compensate

We literally do it twice a year already! Holy fuck

What I’m proposing is to do it ONCE and then nobody ever has to worry about it ever again!

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0 points

1 year ago

We literally do it twice a year already! Holy fuck

No, we change the time on our clocks to collectively benefit from a later sunset. Business hours don’t change.

What I’m proposing is to do it ONCE and then nobody ever has to worry about it ever again!

You’re proposing that everyone suffer through earlier sunsets in the summer, but haven’t explained why it would be a good thing.

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