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Scott Byrom Chief Executive Officer Scott has worked in the energy market since working for some of the largest switching sites in the UK. Share on:. Leaving it DST all the time makes most sense to me, since "standard" isn't even five months anymore.
After all "standard transmission" is now called "manual", since automatic is the most common in vehicles. Or, keep it Standard year round since that's best for our bodies. We have more efficient devices and lighting now than in the 's. Time change sucks, each direction. We should leave the clocks alone and follow the sun. We should follow the cows, the chickens, the huskies, the lyons, the tigers, and every living things that is around. Who are we to disrupt their daily life cycle?
We should learn from them and leave as naturally as possible. Let's follow the sun and the moon instead of the clock and all electronic devices. This ridiculous law needs to be repealed. The native Americans said it best: Only a white man would believe you could cut a foot off the top of a blanket, sew it to the bottom, and have a longer blanket. I wish DST was year round.
Hate seeing it get dark at 4 in the afternoon during the winter. Love the light later.. Who wants it getting dark at 8 in the middle of summer? I think DST is awful. Time doesn't change. Silly people change time. It makes everyone feel bad. I am always glad when clocks go back to REAL time. I personally cannot stand DST! I absolutely hate driving home from work in the dark. Please stay with standard time!
I think DST is ridiculous and we should do away with it. Personally I'm tired of always changing the time for this. Keep the DST and don't change it again. That's not natural. Why are we always messing with nature? Standard time is the best. It suits our natural rhythm the best. Switching back n forth is not healthy for anyone. Leave it at Standard time the way it should be.
The other is artificial!!!! Unfortunately, even this article continued to mistakenly encourage the idea that Daylight Saving Time gave extra hours of daylight. There are exactly the same hours of light, only the clocks have changed, not the daylight. I do not like the change and rarely run into anyone who does!
For those who like the concept let them simple wake an hour earlier to go to work and leave the rest of us alone with a consistent time. The total day length is the same, of course. But, they will have one less hour or one more hour of daylight at the start of each day.
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