Rooms can be as bright as the outdoors

Re:Rooms can be as bright as the outdoors by SirHound on Thursday November 28, 2019 @10:18PM (#21661741)

No this isn’t typical. Are you particulary good at coping with jetlag?

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Re:Rooms can be as bright as the outdoors by taneq on Friday November 29, 2019 @01:02AM (#21662393)

Depends which way I'm flying. :) Flying westwards is fine, I can absorb the extra hours without much noticing them. Flying eastwards is awful.

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Re:Rooms can be as bright as the outdoors by dijit on Friday November 29, 2019 @04:43AM (#21663286)

I identify with the parent, and I've always been fine with "jet lag" to the point where I often don't even notice it or it only lasts until I go to bed the first night.

(IE; Sweden->Los Angeles, the inverse is harder but not as hard as most people seem to have it, it knocks some colleagues out for an entire week)

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Re:Rooms can be as bright as the outdoors by taneq on Friday November 29, 2019 @11:53AM (#21665384)

A week? Yeah I'm scragged for a day if I'm losing hours on a flight (although this is exacerbated by the fact that if I'm flying east I'm usually going from my 'starts around 9ish' desk job to 'be on site by 6am' minesite commissioning, so I'm effectively waking up at 2am when I'm used to waking up at 8:30am) but after that I'm fine.

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Re:Rooms can be as bright as the outdoors by archi42 on Friday November 29, 2019 @02:40AM (#21662780)

Out of curiosity: Assume the answer is yes?

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