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Good point. I was focusing on my day not on interacting with others. :)

As for hours changing, that has always been the case. Because the clock, that is how people worked, and quite nicely. People worked longer in the summer than the winter, and so on.

As for matching up with other people, perhaps the 24-hour clock should indeed be used.

Just a thought.

In reply to Re^3: Daylight saving time in my region should be... by chacham
in thread Daylight saving time in my region should be... by Arunbear

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