This is eye opening, I will admit that I'm wary of clocks changing twice a year, but permanent DST seems like a misguided decision based on the label alone. Do we really need to 'save' more daylight, especially with the proliferation of the internet (I'd wager a guess that the presence of the internet answers most, if not all, reasons for why DST started pre-1920)
This is eye opening, I will admit that I'm wary of clocks changing twice a year, but permanent DST seems like a misguided decision based on the label alone. Do we really need to 'save' more daylight, especially with the proliferation of the internet (I'd wager a guess that the presence of the internet answers most, if not all, reasons for why DST started pre-1920)