Tennessee passed a law in 2019 to make daylight saving time permanent. Here’s why clocks still change — and what would need to happen for that to change.
It doesn’t give anybody more light. The entire concept is ridiculous. The numbers on a clock are entirely arbitrary and there is not one single reason that we shouldn’t all be running on a unified clock worldwide.
“It doesn’t feel right to start my day at 7pm, even if that’s when the Sun rises.”
Well guess what, a huge portion of today’s work force isn’t working on a 9-5 schedule anyway. It would solve an absolutely enormous number of problems to have everybody working on the same clock, and suffer from the singular drawback of some dipshits hating it because it’s different from what they grew up with.
It doesn’t give anybody more light. The entire concept is ridiculous. The numbers on a clock are entirely arbitrary and there is not one single reason that we shouldn’t all be running on a unified clock worldwide.
“It doesn’t feel right to start my day at 7pm, even if that’s when the Sun rises.”
Well guess what, a huge portion of today’s work force isn’t working on a 9-5 schedule anyway. It would solve an absolutely enormous number of problems to have everybody working on the same clock, and suffer from the singular drawback of some dipshits hating it because it’s different from what they grew up with.