Clock Obsession Sparks Criticism TARTU, ESTONIA – A growing global trend of timekeeping, particularly the twice-annual observance of daylight saving time, is drawing criticism for its disruption of natural rhythms. Writer Tõnis Arro recently addressed the phenomenon, describing it as a “global madness.” The practice of adjusting clocks forward in the spring and backward in the fall has become widespread across numerous countries, despite lacking demonstrable economic advantages. Critics argue that the shift disrupts established biological cycles, impacting human health and potentially affecting agricultural productivity. Arro’s commentary highlights the lack of a clear rationale behind the continued implementation of daylight saving time. The twice-yearly changes necessitate adjustments to various systems, including transportation schedules and electronic devices, without providing a significant benefit. The debate surrounding daylight saving time remains ongoing, with researchers and policymakers continuing to examine the potential consequences of this global trend. Concerns persist regarding the impact on sleep patterns, worker productivity, and the overall synchronization of human activity with the natural world. The article was written by Tõnis Arro. Topics: #arro #global #madness Post navigation A record in the art world was born in India “I thought it was just constipation.” The 26-year-old woman narrowly escaped death.