Thoughts on the time change – diepresse.com
After changing the time, some can concentrate worse, are irritated or even depressed.
On Sunday we change again to summer time. An average of 39 percent of people can concentrate worse afterwards, 32 percent are irritated and 10 percent even depressed, show studies. Several couples will argue on Sunday morning, for example about whether you have to go back or for the clock. Children will have to clean up their rooms « now really finally ». Doors are banged, and on a family Sunday excursion you will be grumpy here and there. Not to mention the teaching tirades, which you will probably have to listen to from your boss on Monday. It all happens twice a year. Europe -wide.
A few years ago, we were sooo sooo just to abolish the time change. But then came Corona, Ukraine, oil, Middle East, Trump, « Rearm Europe ». So that the end of the time change seems like a problem from the good old days. Like the cucumber curvature or the question of whether children can only inflate under supervision of legal balloons. It looks like we will no longer be able to deal with the good old time change. At least not, as long as the gods, i.e. Trump and Putin, have the fortunes of the little earth residents. Sure, the man in the White House cannot yet determine the time of the European time by decree, but you don’t want to get it on ideas. What does you have as a simple citizen than to pull your head and hope that this year you will be able to change the stove to summer time without having to screw the backup out. And that at some point the time comes again when you have time to think about the time.
