U.S. Bill H.R.69 introduced – To make daylight savings time permanent

Re:U.S. Bill H.R.69 introduced – To make daylight savings ti... by brlewis on Tuesday January 05, 2021 @02:18PM (#25649728)

It sounds like you're saying that since we can trust teenagers to get themselves home from school at all, it follows that we can also trust teenagers to get themselves to school from home on time. I don't think this logic works for all teenagers, even with a later school start time.

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Re:U.S. Bill H.R.69 introduced – To make daylight savings ti... by selfhoster11 on Tuesday January 05, 2021 @02:22PM (#25649768)

I have been doing this since age 13, so I see no problem assuming decent transportation links to take advantage of.

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Re:U.S. Bill H.R.69 introduced – To make daylight savings ti... by therealdrag0 on Tuesday January 05, 2021 @05:01PM (#25651776)

I think the point is more, teenagers are more motivated to leave school and go home than to leave home and go to school.

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Re:U.S. Bill H.R.69 introduced – To make daylight savings ti... by selfhoster11 on Wednesday January 06, 2021 @03:22AM (#25655710)

That's the teenagers' problem. At the age of 13, it's about time to know that you can hate doing something, and yet still have to do it because it's your responsibility and because you will have problems if you ignore it (just like in adult life).

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