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Re:Clocks Change Tomorrow [1918] [pdf] by eru on Sunday November 01, 2015 @10:53PM (#10489911)
Just get up earlier, if you like that. Moving the timezone probably wouldn't have any longer term effects.

In Spain, there are in `the wrong' timezone, ie they are on German/Polish time. As a result, life still happens at reasonable solar times, but at late wallclock times.

Re:Clocks Change Tomorrow [1918] [pdf] by rspeer on Monday November 02, 2015 @01:30AM (#10490369)
Okay, but some schedules are inflexible in practice, and "just change the time you do things" is also an argument against DST.
Re:Clocks Change Tomorrow [1918] [pdf] by eru on Monday November 02, 2015 @10:32AM (#10492309)
Oh, it definitely is. Though, DST has a bit more of a bite, since people won't just adapt to it by moving things over one by one. (Because it goes back to sane for half a year every year.)