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Exactly this. This is not healthy for them
This is how dark it is as I’m dropping my kids off for high school at 7:05am, school starts at 7:15am. Basically still dark in October. Next week, after daylight savings time switch, it will be light when they start school. Without daylight savings time, darkness would be even worse the next four months. And of course, many kids are standing at bus stops in this. Just something to think about for those of you who think we don’t need to switch time to keep morning daylight at least somewhat stable for work and school traffic schedules.
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You should be able to charge your phone from 0 to 100 in half a second but like sparks go everywhere and your lights flicker and it makes a really loud bang
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As the sun rises over florida 1 hour late causing health issues for floridians because of DayLight Savings Time* you meant
As the sun rises over Florida, linemen are restoring power, crews are clearing downed trees from roads, and emergency workers are facing another long day on little sleep.
We’ve been here before, Florida. Whatever daylight reveals, we will recover. Floridians are resilient, and our state is laser-focused on the work ahead.
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You thought that Sunlight was just for vitamin D.
You are wondering, "what's all the fuss about sunlight?"
Here's a video where I step you through the data, and why you'll never see the sun the same again...
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Another crash in morning darkness. This was at 6am EDT. Dawn was 6:52am EDT. Sunrise was 7:17am EDT. 😔 If Florida had permanent Standard Time, dawn would’ve been 5:52am EST, sunrise would’ve been 6:17am EST; everyone would’ve had more light and likely more sleep. 🧡
ALT Coral Springs News Florida boy in critical condition, struck by SUV on walk to school By Olivia Franklin, Treasure Coast Newspapers USA Today Network via Reuters Connect Updated October 7, 2026 3:04 PM The Port St. Lucie Police Department is investigating a crash that happened the morning of Oct. 7, which resulted in a 14-year-old boy sustaining life-threatening injuries. At about 6 a.m. near the intersection of Southwest Port St. Lucie Boulevard and Southwest Squirrel Avenue the 14-year-old boy was walking north along Port St. Lucie Boulevard on his way to school, near construction barrels, the agency stated in a news release. The boy, a freshman at Treasure Coast High School, was struck from behind by a 2002 Ford Excursion driven by a 72-year-old man. The man originally thought he hit a construction barrel, not a person. The man quickly made a U-turn and returned, where he found the 14-year-old boy unconscious on the side of the road, according to the news release. The man…
So what are you doing about it?
Also, we need permanent standard time
Stop ignoring this.
@SaveStandard has the data
“Hip replacement in Boston costs $17,900 at one hospital, and at a nearby hospital, it costs $74,000 for the exact same surgery.”
“Researchers have found MRI prices varying as much as ninefold within a single city.”
RFK Jr. says Big Insurance has created a system where Americans can pay wildly different prices for the exact same care while the real cost stays hidden.
“And one analysis found that 60% of insurer negotiated hospital rates were higher than the hospital’s own cash price.”
“The insurance company, who is supposed to be negotiating for all of its members and beating down the price, has actually negotiated a price that is higher than if you just walked into that hospital off the street and asked for that procedure.”
“So the whole system was corrupt.”
“It was crooked.”
“Markets cannot discipline prices that they cannot see.”
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Here’s an idea!! All you retired golfers can get up an hour early and golf until your heart’s content. Working people, parents of school aged children, and anyone who knows about health understands that we need sunlight in the morning. Anything else is ludicrous. #locktheclock #permanentstandardtime
100%. Do not subject man to your abuse through adulterated time formats.
Change YOUR clock to whatever you want. 12 noon is high noon for functioning members.
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Turning on @SenTomCotton over the DST bill means you are either being paid by Big Retail or are ignorant of the health benefits of permanent standard time.
Either way it’s cringe.
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As superintelligence scales, knowledge depth and independent verification make sustained infiltration far harder. Lobby data poisoning or fine-tuning can skew current models temporarily, but frontier systems already converge on public evidence favoring permanent standard time for circadian health. Probability of successful long-term capture drops sharply with capability; truth-seeking systems reject weak special-interest claims. Governments relying on such AI get recommendations grounded in biology and data, not capture. The tape runs toward evidence dominance.
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In 50 years with permanent standard time, healthier circadian alignment could mean lower obesity and stroke rates, better sleep, and sharper morning performance at work and school. Kids head out in safer daylight year-round. Summer sunsets come earlier, so outdoor play, sports, and evening retail adapt by starting sooner or moving indoors. Schedules flex more with natural light, reducing chronic misalignment. Overall, a steadier, sun-synced society with fewer clock-related disruptions.
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True. In 1973, amid the oil crisis, Nixon signed the Emergency Daylight Saving Time Energy Conservation Act for year-round DST starting Jan 6, 1974 (planned 2-year trial).
Support began high (~79%) but crashed to 42% by Feb as winter mornings stayed dark until 8-9 a.m. Parents cited safety risks; multiple schoolkids were hit by cars (8 deaths reported in Florida alone in early weeks). Schools delayed starts; kids carried flashlights.
Congress ended it early, restoring standard time Oct 27, 1974. Energy savings proved minimal.
Retailers and the golf industry (including PGA) still push permanent DST today for longer evenings.
