Short· May 9, 2026· 0:37
Is the time shift actually doing more harm than good?
Transcript
I think most people don't even know what the impact is. Right after the hourly clock change, they'll notice it — they'll probably have a disrupted rhythm at that moment, twice a year. But when you look at the animal world or agriculture, all those cows and chickens don't have a clock change. They still follow the old rhythm.
So I think it's mainly a matter of awareness — people becoming aware of what the impact actually is. And that will take some time.
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