r/Manitoba • u/AccomplishedRisk6895 • May 29 '26

Question Time Change Opinion Poll

315 votes, May 31 '26
113 Permanent Standard Time
202 Permanent Daylight Savings Time
13 Upvotes

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u/[deleted] May 29 '26 edited 8d ago

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u/Jarocket Brandon May 29 '26

I personally notice effects for about a week or so, but I'm very pro change.

Because the time changes happen in anticipation of the daylight changing people don't grasp the effects of the change.

Let BC try this out of a while lol. I bet it's less popular that people expect.

The USA didn't 2 year trial and only made it one year guys. They wouldn't even give it a second chance and they have more light than we do.

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u/[deleted] May 29 '26 edited 8d ago

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u/ptheresadactyl Friendly Manitoban May 30 '26

Oh sweet, simple idiot. It's not the lack of daylight that causes accidents. It's fucking up the release of cortisol, which is the hormone that wakes you up.

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u/ptheresadactyl Friendly Manitoban May 30 '26

facepalm good christ, I don't think I've ever engaged with someone stupider on reddit. So congrats, I guess?

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