Daylight saving time perfectly captures government logic: nothing in reality changes, but we all have to act like it did.

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DST is the correct time though. Noon should be at midday. But in the summer, noon is at 1pm, which is wrong. The government should just stick to this time and stop changing it twice a year.
If the goal of our governments were our well-being, they wouldn't mess with our clocks. Daylight saving time is a very useful tool for throwing the population off balance. Some governments find it very convenient to have people out of sync
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Vezire 1 year ago
Türkiye doesn’t observe daylight saving time and my teacher friend is really upset about it. She’s been complaining that the day now starts in complete darkness and her students have their first class before dawn, in pitch black winter mornings. View quoted note →
Makes international business/calls annoying as you always have to check for time changes
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Daylight saving time perfectly captures government logic: nothing in reality changes, but we all have to act like it did.
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