Should we continue to use daylight savings?

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I know some of the world already doesn’t use this but a lot of America does. It’s a pain but it does give us more time with sun light for more of our working day. Thoughts?

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I don't see how it's a pain you literally only have to change your clocks 2 times a year.

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I think I remember reading that hospitalizations and car accidents increase significantly after the time changes. For that reason alone, I’m fine with doing away with it.

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I’ve seen so many people have strong opinions about this but I literally never cared 🤷🏻‍♀️ I grew up with it and I’m used to it and I probably wouldn’t care either way. I’d like to hear from someone with a strong opinion tho!

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My state does not participate in this shit. 😂

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I think we should always be on daylight savings, really depressing to be getting dark at 4pm.

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It’s a pain in the ass for a lot of businesses and the people that work for them. When I lived in Iceland, I once had a UK colleague ring me at the ass crack of dawn because they forgot they had daylight savings but we didn’t. I’ve also had mistakes with flight pickups because I was flying on a day where the clocks changed on one end of the flight but not the other. 
Also, it was just so simple to not have to think about it when I lived in Iceland where they don’t do it at all.

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I think we should pick the half hour in the middle and be done with daylight savings. Making everyone cranky by screwing with circadian rhythms every 6 months is severely outdated.

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It’s literally not even a big deal.

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yes

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No! I manage data sampled over time and daylight saving time is awful for it. It makes anything sampled consistently (like high/low tide or any hourly measurment) so confusing to record and manage.

Should we continue to use daylight savings?

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