Lets start a Wordwide campaign to introduce the new clock!?

Question

It goes faster in Summer and slower in Winter , so the Sun rises at 6am and sets at 6pm all year round. No daylight saving involved.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

That won't solve the problem that daylight savings was attempting to solve, trying to save energy and resources. It may even make it worse. Though at the time the reasoning was sound, even though the era is long past, the reasoning is still there. If anything, do away with it and have manufacturing and any other high energy use business adjust their work schedule and in return give them "Carbon Credits" as an incentive.

Answer 3

How about keeping time starting at sunset, so you'll know how many hours you have until sunset? Or perhaps starting with sunrise, so you'll know how long it's been since sunrise? I think starting with sunset is best.

You should look into getting a sundial built. It's also possible to build a sundial that literally tells you how many hours are left until sundown. And it works all year round.

I know you're mostly being funny. But it's still pretty cool to know that a lot of cultures actually did count from sunrise or sunset. See the link below for a quick summary.

Answer 4

I Didn't Think That You have Mastered The Play School Clock
Don't Confuse Yourself

Answer 5

Interesting idea...

Does that mean that CD's would play at high pitch in Summer and low pitch in winter? Would production lines
only spit out a few items in summer, but lots and lots of
items in winter? I am confused...