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Fatal traffic crashes in U.S. spike after switch to daylight saving time

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Daylight saving may induce "mini-jetlag," or impaired function that results from the body's forced sleep and wake cycles being out of sync with the biological clock, Vetter said.

Are they serious? This is stupid, you are still sleeping the same amount of time! Just rename the article:

"Karen from Facebook doesn't like daylight savings"

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But is there a corresponding drop in accidents in the week after the clocks go back, in October?

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The article is anyone wants a laugh:

https://www.cell.com/current-biology/pdf/S0960-9822(19)31678-1.pdf

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Silly article. Spring ahead, and fall behind? Sure wish Tokyo had a two hour permanent daylights savings time, but the old people running farms say their Cows are totally against it.

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Major duh. Daylight 'savings' messes biological clocks up. It's set up so the lawyers can have more time to play golf, nothing more.

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Here they are worried about saving 28 lives meanwhile other things such as smoking and over eating with their supersized lifestyles kill far more yearly... priorities. SMH.

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