Rob L
04-02-2013, 02:55 PM
Researchers into the effect of the changing of the clock for daylight saving time have discovered that it takes the typical person 6 months to adjust to the change in the clocks.
The study suggests that putting the clock forward an hour can sometimes leads to confusion and listlessness and in extreme cases some people are spending the summer months having long lunches and endless conversations about cheese in the mistaken belief that they must now be French.
Research continues into the effect of putting the clocks back again in October, when people have just about got over the change, where similar anxieties have also been seen to arise which explains, researchers confirmed, why no-one has any clue what
The study suggests that putting the clock forward an hour can sometimes leads to confusion and listlessness and in extreme cases some people are spending the summer months having long lunches and endless conversations about cheese in the mistaken belief that they must now be French.
Research continues into the effect of putting the clocks back again in October, when people have just about got over the change, where similar anxieties have also been seen to arise which explains, researchers confirmed, why no-one has any clue what