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Originally Posted by ernie
I don't understand how that is logical. It's not like the sun one day says "well enough with being in the sky for 16 hours, I'll only be up there for 8 hours today"
Nor is it logical to assume that kids all of a sudden stop playing at 5 pm just because it's winter (I sure as hell didn't...winters were just as late given road hockey on tennis courts or whatever).
So why is it logical to say "on November 1 to March 30 the time is this and from April 1 to Oct 30 it's this"? Why not November 15th? What constitutes "winter"?
The logical thing is to have one time all year round so there is no confusion whatsoever.
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If we can remember to set our clocks back and forward for daylight savings, we can remember a change in playground zone times. What would be even less confusing is to keep it 1 hour after sunset.