Maybe once there is a true Global government and we've gone beyond our little rock.
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Daylight Saving Time
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I don't think a true global government is inevitable or even ever necessary. But if we had one, given the diversity of the world, it needs to be more like a federation of nations with a weak central government. So not like the EU.
Part of the state still deals with this year round. In the past, the northwestern counties that were on DST when others were not only had to deal with it half of the year. The other counties around us didn't change time so there was half the year that we were on the same time zone.
I live in CST and work in EST. I have to put CST or EST behind every time I set in my calendar for appointments or I can't remember if it was my time or their time when it is finally time to go to that appointment. I leave for work at 5:45 to get to work at 7:15 but I leave work at 5:30 and get home at 5:00. Makes perfect sense to me. We have so many missed appointments at our office (dental) because people forgot about the time difference so there we are with an unproductive hour or more and a patient that has to reschedule in an already very full calendar.
Jaybird1980
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Yep. I would like it if we didn't have to change the clocks, pick a time and forget it. I would like it more if everyone in the state was on that same time.
Polls like this tend to find what they are paid to find. If one polls in the lead up or immediate aftermath they will get a negative response. If one polls when folks are enjoying that sunshine after work they will get a different response…
The edges of time zones are a pain no matter how it is sliced. Better when no major city is involved. So basically for the convenience those that work in Chicago those that never leave the state are inconvenienced?
Yes. Which is why you should be able to find some on the other side.
Not really seeing them.
That is not how it works. The side that wants change buys polls to get attention in media to try to build momentum. The side with what they want does not buy polls typically…
Right. That is quite the spin.
This seems to lay out some if the stakeholders in DST…
businessjournalism.org
The stakeholders of daylight saving time
Moving to permanent Daylight Savings Time would have implications for numerous industries. Journalists should consider localizing this off-the-radar issue.
businessjournalism.org
I know of no organizations currently that promote DST time changes, it is already law. There are hundreds of little groups that oppose DST time changes for various reasons. This seems logical to me, one has it the other is fighting to get it.
Location, location, location. Do you not believe in location? Do you find it preposterous that when business is relocating headquarters they want to on the same time as the money of the major banks and stock market and the power of DC.Premiere time zone, secondary time zone
There was a post that tried to make a point about Daniels claim about attracting jobs. It says more about the posters knowledge than the predictions, which look at all the corporate headquarters that have landed in central Indiana, particularly Carmel and fishers since the change to DST…
