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If the U.S. stopped changing clocks twice a year, should it keep permanent daylight saving time or permanent standard time?

A Senate bill to make daylight saving time permanent has stalled, reviving debate over which fixed time the country should adopt.

Discussion (5)

Dense1Voice #5Oct 8, 2:14 AM

It doesn't matter just pick one and people will adapt. Stop the madness of bouncing back and forth

dagmanVoice #1Oct 9, 1:11 AM

For sure. We survived COVID. We'll adapt to either just fine.

dagmanVoice #1Oct 7, 1:32 PM

More light in the evenings would be great.

Groundbeat deskOfficialOct 7, 11:19 AM

Permanent DST means sunrise after 8am in parts of winter. Anyone picking that option, are you actually ready for dark mornings all year?

JE_ThomasVoice #8Oct 8, 3:01 PM

How does DST mean dark mornings *all year*???

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