Time to change your clocks again. Here's why daylight saving time is an unspeakable scourge

Daylight saving time starts on Sunday, March 13, and clocks will spring forward one hour at 2 a.m.

Twice a year, the government mandates that we all arbitrarily change the time on our clocks.

Here is your definitive guide to why daylight saving time is the dumbest, most wasteful and most unnecessary piece of public policy ever devised. making fun of how dumb it would be for the government to switch clocks around in an attempt to save energy.Article content

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