What is so bad about daylight savings?

Answer 1

It's mostly silliness, political in nature. Farms ignore it because the cows don't change.

The idea is to "gain" hours of sun-light for working people, but the same effect could be gained by changing the "standard working hours" of schools and factories.

Let the day begin at dawn !

Answer 2

It's correct in a legal sense, or railroad time.

In a sun-sense (is the sun directly overhead at noon) no. But neither is standard time, Or any time except local time ... and if you try and set a clock, you'll find that even that drifts back and forth (it's called "sundial deviation" or "correction").

Answer 3

My personal dislike of daylight savings come from the fact that, just as it is becoming light in the mornings, we change the clocks and I still have to get up and go to work in the dark. Then at the other end of the day, with the sun still above the horizon, I am trying to go to sleep. If we must have daylight savings, shift the savings to the morning. For those of you who want an extra hour of daylight, get up an hour earlier.

Answer 4

Daylight savings can disrupt our body's internal clock, leading to sleep disturbances and impacting overall health. It can also be confusing and inconvenient for adjusting schedules and can have negative effects on productivity and safety.

Answer 5

It's a good thing because it saves energy by changing the time so people are awake when its light out and sleeping when it's dark!! yeerrr rightttt