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I wonder if anyone has done any research on behavioral differences between those living on the east and west sides of their time zones.
Yes
Interesting. What I was wondering was a bit different. Yes, of course, people in cities get up, go to work, and go to bed with official time. Even when it leaps ahead or falls back. People are pretty good at getting with the program when practicality requires.
But… are there then measurable social differences because of that? City to city? Are cities on the western edge of a time zone more productive, because the official clock requires them to get an “earlier” start? Do cities on the eastern edge have less night life, because the night begins earlier for them? These likely are impossible questions, since there are so many other differences city to city.
BTW, here’s a neat website for folks who are interested in time:
http://www.gaisma.com/en/