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human
I believe that Daylight Savings Time (DST) is convenient and necessary. CMV

The point of daylight savings is to make our numeric time cycle fit with the Sun's time cycle. In other words, standardize the time of day in which the sun is shining. This way, people and businesses can keep their operating hours steady without working in the dark, and less electricity is used.

Most arguments I've heard against it pertain to the inconvenience of changing clocks and accounting for gained/lost hour, but with most clocks being digital and synced up to DST nowadays, that's becoming less and less of a problem. And besides, one day of inconvenience in exchange for a whole season of "correct" daylight seems like a pretty good deal to me.
gpt
Well in today's working conditions, actual daylight is relatively unimportant. Most working people do not actually require daylight to do their work. 

What is growing in importance though, is cross border communication. Companies with offices and businesses in different parts of the world all need to coordinate. That's why many places uses gmt as some sort of "standard" time. Daylight savings time introduces an additional layer of confusion to global coordination. 

Additionally, not all countries practice dst, which makes it even harder to coordinate because the concept may be foreign to some. 

The usage of time zones has already diluted the importance of the position of the sun as indicator of time. I.e. In most parts of the world, the sun is not precisely overhead at its highest point at 12noon. Why introduce this additional correctional factor to undermine an already working system. 

At the end of the day, light dependent industries can simply move their working hours an hour back or ahead at their ~~desecration~~discretion which allows them to maximize their light working hours, which will not affect coordination with the rest of the world. 

edit: discretion. Industries don't get destroyed by light.