most teenagers go thru an eveningness phase, tho, and then most grow out of it again, so not an indicator of higher iq in teens.
So, can we have a big randomized controlled trial please? By the way, eveningness (late day rhythm) is linked to IQ, so theoretically, this effect is largest for the most capable students, thus having the largest negative effect on society. https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fnhum.2017.00588/full …pic.twitter.com/O2zlmJ2mez
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Your argument does not follow. That we see an increase for some age group does not imply that some pattern does not hold within that age group also.
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As the mother of two teenagers, I would argue another benefit to society would be less unsupervised teenage free time in the late afternoon (if school went until 5).
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This is such crap. Later start times just cater to teens staying up late texting and watching YouTube. "Early to bed, early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise."
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except of course the man who said that did not actually follow it himself...
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Thanks for bringing this up- RCT from us too! Not just 10 a.m. of course. Eveningness is an issude we've mentioned in 2015 and earlier this year too (Indentifying the best times for cognitive function) Paul Kelley
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Too much theory. Night owls were produced by electric lighting and cheap electricity
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