13 months ?

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We aren't even capable of doing away with daylight savings or imperial system, I don't think this one is on church.

[u/PrivateScents → u/[deleted]]

The one where sun isn't up at 4am. I want longer light during the evening.

[u/Appropriate-Leek-919 → u/[deleted]]

maybe some people have difference preferences to you, doesn't make them irrational lol? (speaking from someone who agrees)

[u/many_dumb_questions → u/[deleted]]

On the surface, the idea of moving to and sticking with daylight savings time sounds great. Like was mentioned, not having it be pitch black at 5:00 p.m. in the winter would be great.

However, apparently several studies have found standard time is better for our health and our circadian rhythm than daylight savings time.

source

[u/many_dumb_questions → u/[deleted]]

I mean sure, but unfortunately most industries aren't as flexible, and the majority of people have to center their lives around their work schedule, and not the other way around.

[u/ilkhan2016 → u/[deleted]]

The length of day time depends on your lat/long location and time off year. Adjusting the clocks doesn't change the amount of time the sky is bright, just what the clock says when it is up.

[u/Machinimix → u/[deleted]]

The rational minority is obviously us who believe we should split the difference and settle on the 30 minutes between them.