I would argue, this is a bit of a different can of worms. What I am arguing for is to keep the clock in sync with science and have 12 o’clock be roughly at the time, when the sun is in it’s zenith. We shouldn’t just switch back and forth on the clock just because we feel like it, because then what is the point? The amount of sun we get in a day on any given longitude will not change just because we are dialing back and forth a time measurement device.

you do realize you can simply wake up earlier and it’ll have the same effect? :D

Edit: I see a couple of downvotes. Could some one give some arguments?

You do realize, the sun isn’t hanging in there for an hour longer, just because we on earth made a change to some kind of time keeping device? We will still have 24h hours a day and the sun will still shine the amount of time it shines.

Edit: I see a couple of downvotes. Could some one give some arguments?

Why? You do realize, the summer time is the offset from the real timezone? And also it does not change the amount of hours we have in a day. It is still 24h :D

@Melchior@feddit.org and @e8d79@discuss.tchncs.de I did look up our loan options and we were denied for two reasons:

1. We have one chronic utilities non-payer in the hose and another one chronic late payer
2. The house is made out of wood and thus is considered as high risk.

As the article says, this problem has several layers.

We have also energy problem in my apartment in Riga. State offers us something like 70000€ to insulate our 120 year old hause. The catch is, me and my neighbors have to pull that money together, do the renovation and after the fact we are reimbursed. But dude. Who has such money laying around!?