Definitely recommended. I’ve been using it for two years now, and I noticed the seasonal changes don’t seem as bad because my alarms don’t change depending on daylight savings time (the real enemy here which needs to be abolished).

Dude, I live in Australia. My winter is your summer. So yes, sometimes.

Except for right now it’s 9pm and I’ve been drinking.

Don’t judge me.

As I mentioned, we need to rely on technology to manage these things to be efficient, as even something like altitude changes the “sunrise time” - so booking appointments and meetings would be too hard.

It’s a fantasy for the most past, we would never see its implementation in our lifetime.

The first argument is silly. You could simply search “Sunrise time Melbourne”.

The second argument is also silly. Some people do work jobs overnight, and they don’t say they work 19:00-24:00 + 0:00-2:00

They simply say “I’m working Friday from 19 till 2”

Third argument is the same as the first. Look up “sunrise time Melbourne”.

Besides, a single format timezone works best when the people who use it are prepared to let technology dictate floating values.

Sunrise time is always changing, and our bodies have evolved to wake with the sun, not with some arbitrary number.

That’s why I use Suntimes to wake up.

I set my alarm to “sunrise minus one” and I always wake up one hour before sunrise.

I work from home, so work always starts for me “sunrise plus one”.

I set my alarm to tell me to sleep at “sunrise minus 10” and I get 8.5 hours sleep which is fine for me.

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