Monday, June 20, 2005
If something is good, why do you keep fixing it?
Sen. John Upton from Michigan purposed moving the observance of Daylight Savings in the States. It would begin in March and end in November. This change is in the Energy Bill that is in the process of getting passed.
The arguement for pushing Indiana to observe Daylight Savings was that Indiana was behind the times and out of step with the country as well as the world. Opps, problem. Every country that observe Daylight Savings does not change when the USA decides to change. The second part of the arguement was for better business. Tell me how do you do business well when you are trying to remember when each country is changing and which country is jumping forwards or backwards depending on the hemisphere.
Pure chaos! But what do you expect when you allow governments to play god and move the sun? If this Daylight Savings is so good for business, why do we keep making changes to it?
The arguement for pushing Indiana to observe Daylight Savings was that Indiana was behind the times and out of step with the country as well as the world. Opps, problem. Every country that observe Daylight Savings does not change when the USA decides to change. The second part of the arguement was for better business. Tell me how do you do business well when you are trying to remember when each country is changing and which country is jumping forwards or backwards depending on the hemisphere.
Pure chaos! But what do you expect when you allow governments to play god and move the sun? If this Daylight Savings is so good for business, why do we keep making changes to it?
