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this post was submitted on 31 May 2025
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Even though there is a day night cycle, the time for sunrise varies by location anyways (and they also change during different time of the year)
We already arbitrarily decide a number to be "morning" anyways, what's the harm in having each place have their own time range for "morning"?
It's mostly with how society decides that the standard office hours is 9-5, if we are not restricted by such constraints, then it really matters less.
at some point we would have to shift the date and it’s much more convenient to do that at night