@hubermanlab This isn’t about preferences nor health. The fact is, most people aren’t up when the sun rises. But most people are up when the sun sets.
So more people get to enjoy the sun when the sun sets later. Don’t we want as many people as possible to enjoy the sun?
@bhaggs@andyyang Pre-covid, no one had masks handy. But now we all have multiple fashionable ones at home. Easy access and individual statement should help make them stick. The main motivation probably won’t be to make sure others don’t get sick though.
@nomadicmatt Don’t book a place right by the top sights. Most likely will be dead after sun sets. Stay where there are lots of cool restaurants and bars that locals go to so you can enjoy your time and neighborhood after a long day of sightseeing.
Thank you healthcare workers, first responders, supermarket employees, food service and utility workers, delivery drivers and everyone out there who is on the frontlines to keep everyone safe. We applaud you!!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 #solidarityat8#saferathome
@JaniceForBART@YEOnetwork 2. Put the color of the line under the destination on the LED panel. Sometimes the train doesn’t go to the last stop on the line and has a name of a station I don’t know so I don’t know where it goes to unless I find a hard to find map on the platform.
3. Put more bigger maps
@JaniceForBART@YEOnetwork Great Q&A! Can I suggest a few low hanging fruit ideas that can improve the BART experience instantly?
1. Have the LED panels up where the fare booth level is? There’s no reason why we can’t see when a train is coming unless we are at the platform.
@auren Maybe it’s because the word “work” has become loaded to mean exploitation as well nowadays. With musicians and athletes, it’s clear the effort comes intrinsically from within but with wage work, it’s not clear where the pressure comes from. An employer or an inner desire?