• ???@lemmy.world
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    No one gave them too much power. They just woke up early and took it before anyone else could.

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      Damn if I actually did anything productive when I was night owling, I would suggest we take it back, but I’m still working my way through Baldur’s Gate III

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    As an early person I think night owls have it better in some ways, yeah work can start early but if you want to do anything “cool” it’s always late at night. Wish they’d do more daytime concerts and stuff

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      Early bird here, am alwaya tired by 9PM, don’t even wanna go out on Saturday nights any more.

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      I’m with you on this. Dance socials always starting at like 10PM, like could we not have done this earlier?

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      When I get off work, I have a good 7 hours of daylight, all the stores are still open, I can take a nap without ruining my sleep, I have plenty of time to play with my kid. I’m very cool with going to bed at 9-10 if that’s the tradeoff.

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      If you like loud, raw techno music and darkness, you could go for a morning party at Tresor in Berlin when the tourists are gone (and only the most dedicated heads are still there). I went there recently from ~6AM till 12 noon, and had a really great time. However, I’m no early bird myself; I had been awake in the streets through the night, but didn’t go to Tresor until the afterhours. I believe less than 30 people were there along with me, everybody respecting each other doing their thing and enjoying the experience. No idea if that’s a good way to start your day though?

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    I’m a morning lark, but this annoys me so much! People should be able to work whenever the F they’re at their most productive, not when morning larks decided everyone should be.

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        Luckily I work for a great company where the culture is generally “we don’t care when you do your work as long as you do it”, so I don’t have many larks around me with that flawed mindset anymore. But I do emphasize it when I get the chance!

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      From the studies I’ve read, this seems to be the case across the entire school system, not just university. If anything, it might even affect K-12 even more, since, the younger we are, the more sleep we need.

      Nevertheless, I had my most challenging class 8am my freshman year of college and yeah, can confirm—it was horrific.

      In retrospect, maybe it didn’t help that I was out partying til 3am every day too, but that’s a different story… (Jp, I was actually very diligent about it, but still couldn’t crack the formula. It was simply too early.)

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        For all of middle school, I would to wake up at 4:30 to catch the bus that arrived anytime between 5:30 and 6:25 to get to school at 7:15. And i wonder why my sleep is so fucked today, and why I was always too tired to focus on anything back then.

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    It’s why you keep calling the early bird people at 8pm for work stuff and giving them shit for not working late until they get the message that them calling you at 8am is just as annoying.

    It’s biology. When winter comes and we switch daylight saving times again, I wake up an hour earlier according to the clock while walking up at the same sun time the entire year.

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    The only problem I have with early birds is that they won’t let me sleep-in late in the mornings; they make so much noise.

    Now, the Sun on the other hand…

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      The inverse is also true; I’ve had a lot of nights trying to go to sleep to wake up early the next day, but someone decides to have a party next door, or some car drives down the street blaring music at levels that dogs can hear three towns over, or someone decides to get into a late night argument that erupts into the street.

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        That is absolutely true… However, in my experience it’s far less common than the widely accepted loud morning noises.

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    I wake up without the alarm at 0400 every day now. My alarm doesn’t even go off til 0500. I only want to stay up late looking at the stars, but haven’t done that in forever.

    I’ve become what I hate.

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    Look, I can’t help it. The dogs wake me up at 4 every day and I can’t train them out of it and once I’m awake, I can’t get back to sleep.

    I wish I wasn’t a morning person. I really wish I could sleep in on the weekends. Alas, fate had naughty dogs in store for me.

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        My dogs are very stubborn and very stupid. One of them failed training. The other one can’t even learn to sit.

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          Definitely a you-problem. There don’t exist a dog too stupid to learn to sit on command. Them barking to wake you up continues to happen, because you allowed it to work in the first place.

          If a dog barks and sees you raise… well of course they’ll continue that behaviour in the future, if it’s successful.

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            Oh it isn’t barking. It’s one of them jumping off the bed, zooming through the house in a big circle and then jumping on the bed over and over again and then the other one getting woken up by that and deciding it’s kisses time.

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      I hear you. I’m an insufferable morning person, but my son goes harder and is almost always up before sunrise.

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        Honestly, I’m so used to it at this point that I kind of look forward to quiet time when I can just sit with the naughty little dog in my lap and read the news, check forums, etc. before work.

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          Here’s rhe secret: that’s why night people like the night too

          Turns out people generally just don’t do anything in the morning or night and whichever one you choose doesn’t really make much difference

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    When they all got together to decide what kind of civilization to have, all the slackers slept in. That’s why we have to work before noon.

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    100%. I just don’t get productive before 13:00 and my best time is 17:00 to 19:30. I come to work at 8:30, sit arround basically not accomplishinga anything before noon and then work productively a couple of hours and when I start to really get stuff done I am forced to stop (working has to stop at 18:00 here).

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      Ironically if capitalism was about efficiency we might care less about the aesthetics of working. Particularly in the ending WFH.