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No, the problem is that DST is the incorrect time. If you want to stop changing the clocks, you set them all to the correct time and leave them alone. You do no
by MightyBuzzard 3y ago
No, the problem is that DST is the incorrect time. If you want to stop changing the clocks, you set them all to the correct time and leave them alone. You do not declare "We shall be wrong from now on!"
- zzo38computer 3y agoDST isn't "incorrect", but it is a convention that is no good. Standard time is a better convention.
- MightyBuzzard 3y ago[dead]
- bwanab 3y agoIsn't the actual problem that geographic regions within time zones have wildly different natural times? E.G. Bangor Maine and Detroit Michigan are in the same time zone. The sun rises and sets almost an hour earlier in Bangor than it does in Detroit. Which time is correct?
- MightyBuzzard 3y ago[dead]