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Old 03-09-15 | 09:10 AM
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Originally Posted by mgw4jc
I agree, but which time makes sense? Or should we split the difference and change to half an hour off of current time?

If we stayed on the winter time, then wouldn't mid-summer be light at about 5am? Or earlier?
And if we stayed on summer time, then mid-winter wouldn't get light until about 8:30am.

I suppose we'd just used to whatever it turned out to be.
Just pick one, honestly, it doesn't matter. In Minneapolis, winter days are so short, you'll miss sunshine while you're in the office (sunrise 8:00 and set at 4:30). In the summer sunrise is before 5:30 and doesn't set until after 9:00. Arizona and Hawaii don't bother changing the clocks. (like it matters in Hawaii anyway... )

Here is a great explanation (some foul language) How is this still a thing?

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