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I don't get why so many people are adverse to this?
In the winter the clocks go back so it's light 'earlier' in the morning, spring they go forward so it's lighter for longer in the evening.
What's the big deal?
Because it makes the afternoons, when I want to be doing stuff, darker, and makes no difference to the mornings since I get to work before sunrise anyway, and we have lights for work ... ¿why do I have to sacrifice my winter afternoons?
And it gets worse the further north you go, by the time you're in Boston winter sunset is already before 5pm so if you work 8am-5pm without a nearby window you can easily go the whole day without seeing the sun.