I just strongly dislike my biorhythms being thrown out of whack for several weeks twice a year.
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The real problem with daylight savings time is that we haven’t killed and devoured the oligarchy/hegemony/kakistocracy.
Yesterday I saw a video with a sleep expert.
She said that human beings have a problem getting up until it's light and that Daylight Saving Time can mess that up.
I propose that AT THE VERY LEAST, during the winter, work days be one hour shorter, but with no decrease in pay, and that they start an hour later.
This will allow people to have a proper amount of sleep, and to see the sun in the morning, to be better rested, and to see the sun at the end of the day.
Do all the people who have daylight savings time also use energy savings bulbs and money savings tips?
Can we just pick one time and stick to it instead of swapping twice a year?
Ya know... a shorter workday in the winter is one heck of an idea. I like it.
I would like more daylight in the evening and also a shorter work day, thanks.
10-3 workday with 2 hour lunch with wine!!!!! ... But only if dems win 60 senate seats.
This is pretty much what I do minus the lunch wine just because I'm sober, to make up for the time I usually work a couple hours a few nights a week while watching a movie on something on the couch.
I had to start work at 2 this morning. Alarm set for 1:30. Woke up, 30 minutes later it was 1 am again.
For years I’ve said I never even notice DST because my phone and computer just update on their own. I’ve officially been hoisted by my own petard.
There is another solution: live far enough up north and the day disappears totally eventually.
I live up north and I can tell you DST makes fuck-all difference after a week here.
more kissing = more babies and more say gex
(forgot to include those that might not want kids but still want some smooches too, plenty of love to go around)
everyone wins!
i'm not missing the solution. i'm just taking the small victories i can get.
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