Sunrise doesn't change and our routine can just adapt as the relative time of sunrise changes.
You can change your work, school, etc start time. That's exactly what you're doing when you change the clock.
More accurately, the amount of daylight in a given day doesn't change. The time of the sunrise does change depending on whatever time we want to call it.
They are just trying to eliminate the change clock backs in the fall. That is what they are looking at and it is a dumb idea. I actually rely on the sun I. The winter to help heat my restaurant. The sun comes up and heat the metal roof. We are on stilts in the south 9 feet above ground and the hvac can only do so much since we do not have any ground heat. In fact the cement underneath makes it colder. So we would have to open up at 9 or later instead of 745 am for the winter. That sucks!!
My point is that time is relative when broken into 24 hours. Why not have everyone align their times and we just adjust. We have trained ourselves to wake up at 6:00 AM (or whatever) and we could train ourselves to wake up hen the clock says 3:00 PM. I’d suggest that we move to a 24 hour system as opposed to two 12 hour half days.
I totally agree with the switching back and forth. What is the science that says standard is better than daylight?
American Academy of Sleep Medicine for one. Google it with standard time.
You can't summarize in one sentance? I don't prefer daylight over standard, I'm just curious...
No. AASM says “current evidence best supports the adoption of year round standard time which aligns best with human biology and provides benefits for human health and safety”.Does circadian whatever have anything to do with drinking beer??
Nohow...4 stella's and I can fall asleep at anytime....I will volunteer if AASM wants to do a study!
Only passed the Senate? I don’t think it is final and think the House can correct it, but since when do politics and science necessarily align?
If someone really finds politics to be irresistible, maybe that's their way of showing it.
I can attest that the answer to this is a resounding yes.
