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    Die durchschnittliche Schlafenszeit nach County in den USA


    Die durchschnittliche Schlafenszeit nach County in den USA

    Von Tfjonathan

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    1. Tfjonathan on

      Fact: There also seems that people living in urban counties go to bed later.

    3. Trseifer on

      Every time I see a time zone map I’m amazed that part of Florida is only an hour ahead of part of Oregon.

    4. SpareSomewhere8271 on

      Correlates with the time zone boundaries, which makes sense. It the sun is out late, it understandably pushes the circadian rhythm back too

    6. LetterAd3639 on

      They go to bed at 11am?

      Edit: Just realised this is in 12 hour format

    7. DazzlingClassic185 on

      Wrong way round. That’s how timezones have been shaped by human behaviour. The human behaviour here is shaped by mountains, rivers, rain shadows, and politics

    8. Long-Arm7202 on

      Wait, so the average bed time in this country is like 11pm? Do these people not work?

    11. electrical-stomach-z on

      the western states go to bed early because alot of work out there is in the mornings, due to them commonly interracting with easterners virtually.

    12. alexs77 on

      You go to bed by 11pm? Wow, late, I’d say. I’m by now in bed by 10 and sleep at 11.

      When do you folks get up?

    13. BoxHillStrangler on

      1109 as a bed time is unreal to me. Hell Im closer to waking up at 1109 than going to bed.

    14. DrRadiate on

      Every sporting/pop cultural event on TV ends at like 11pm EST so makes sense to me.

    15. TheodoreK2 on

      I believe it’s also been shown that if you live at the western side of your time zone your life is measurably shorter than the eastern side due to the cumulative impact of less sleep.

    16. redditman3943 on

      It doesn’t actually seem like the time zones affect the behavior that much. What I mean by that is that people are going to bed at the same time regardless of the time zone. On either side of the time zone in Kentucky they are going to bed simultaneously but at different times. If that makes sense

    17. RioRancher on

      At least for me in the southwest, temperature has a lot to do with sleep time. I’d rather be up early when the mornings are cool, so I can get my runs in.

    19. MichaelinNeoh on

      Funny that the western most parts of the time zones are later. I suppose the sun goes down later, but alternatively it rises later. I had a terrible time waking up for school as a child living in Ohio.

    20. Duckbilledplatypi on

      I always kinda knew this intuitively, but it’s interesting to see in a visual format that people toward the western edge of a given time zone tend to stay up later than those on the eastern edge

    21. LatchkeyX on

      The times are oddly specific. 11:09, 11:16, 11:22. I personally would have just said around 11:30.

    22. GravyPainter on

      Being on the east coast everything was on late. Id have yo stay up until 11 to watch conan, night games commonly ended past 11. Now i live west every thing is over before 10

    23. ikeosaurus on

      The map title says how time zones shape behavior but the map shows how people go to bed at different times based on where they are in the time zone, so it’s really showing how day/night cycles shape behavior independent of time zones.

      Obviously there are places especially in the eastern time zone where people go to bed at similar times across the zone but the map to me looks more like how people go to bed at different times because of where they are in the time zone.

    26. ChiBearballs on

      The younger generations definitely skew the maps. I’m sure most between 18-25 go to bed between 2-5 in the morning on weekends.

    27. Reice1990 on

      It’s because way more people are in the eastern half of the United States .

      The west coast though has or had pre Covid way more 24 hour stores than what I have seen in the Midwest 

    29. thebheffect on

      That dark blue square in east-central Illinois is Champaign county, home of the University of Illinois. Turns out college kids go to bed late.

    31. pazhalsta1 on

      See also Spain- which is in the wrong time zone thanks to Franco loving Hitler and now everyone eats dinner at 11pm

    32. melston9380 on

      I call BS. Where’s 9:30-10PM? It’s when everyone I know hits the rack. After 11PM, that’ll ruin the next morning.

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