Sunset today was at 4:27PM in Augusta, Maine. That is a big damn problem that is only going to get worse for the next ~40 days. That same problem occurs on the eastern edge of every time zone.

Frankly, I'm not interested in the advice of "sleep experts". I'm more interested in the advice of fitness experts, recreation experts, and everyone else who understands that mornings are the time we waste giving to bosses and clients; evenings are the time we spend on ourselves and our loved ones.

Yeah, if the day started at such a time that I could wake up at 8am, which is when the sky would be lightening up just before sunrise in the dead of winter (if we stayed on DST), that'd be sweet. I am one of the sun in the morning people, but I'd be willing to rethink my position.

And the worst part is that my jobs generally start at 10am. I'm just surrounded by days that start way earlier. I also have jobs that start at 530, or 630, or 730, and so the evening light was never such a big deal for me.

You should also go to bed when the Sun sets. you do that too, right?