[goseminoles]

I hate morning people with their chipper attitudes and conversation around the coffee machine. Screw them. Good night.

[Huntress]

I used to be in business with a couple of guys who were convinced of their superiority as morning people. They would chide me for not being in the office by 8 a.m., but they didn’t see any problem with leaving every day at 2 p.m. to play golf. I was putting in more hours than they were, so I told them to spare me the lectures. I’m not in business with them any more.

[Red_Devil 232]

I am a very early morning person. Two dogs.

[dodger]

Will save to read much after midnight ...

[Perdogg]

I guess architects will never rule the world.

[BenLurkin]

[Stultis]

Time was we night people could, under cover of darkness, hatch monstrous conspiracies against the hated day drones.

But now, before the plot can near fruition, some loose-lips is bound to spout off on his facebook page.

Damn you internet. Damn you to hell!

[BuckeyeTexan]

I have always been a night owl. My most productive, most creative time to work is from 7:00PM - 2:00AM. When I worked for an IT shop, I was usually up working late, coming in late (9/10 AM), and going home late. I got so much work accomplished between 4:00PM and 7:00PM.

[stansblugrassgrl]

I’ve always been a night person, but trained myself to be an morning person. As long as no one speaks to me before 10:00 am or so, every thing is fine. However, it only takes one all-nighter to put me right back on night person status.

Come to think of it, night people aren’t even noted in the article.

[Cacique]

It’s always morning somewhere in the world.

[ElayneJ]

I love being up early in the morning...not enough to ever actually do it though.

[The Cajun]

Did a lot of night work, mostly to repair the damage "Morning People" did.
Anybody getting up at 5:00 AM all chipper and anxiously awaiting what challenges the day may bring need to be watched very closely because that just ain't right ;^)

[Eaker]

Humans can’t see well in the dark.

We do our best work during the day. This “night-owl” crap started with the advent of the light bulb.

[Mr_Moonlight]

We all know people who love to be at work bright and early, with a cup of coffee to hand and decisions to make, and others who would rather stumble through the day until reaching a state of relaxed clarity around dusk, when their minds are purring.

~~~ NIGHTOWL PING ~~~

Perfect time for it too, ehhh? Right at midnight :)

[optiguy]

It isn’t the go-getters who are voting for the rulers we have now.

[LibFreeOrDie]

morning people who were more likely to agree with statements such as “I feel in charge of making things happen” and “I spend time identifying long-range goals for myself.”

Control freaks...

[MCH]

"Why morning people rule the world"

A title and article obviously written by a morning nazi. We're so superior, if you don't get up by 4am you're lazy and don't ever work, blah, blah, blah.

[Beowulf9]

As a wise old bat once said, “Children of the night, what music THEY make”.

[Constitution Day]

Bump to read in the morning, when it will just piss me off and make me drink another cup of coffee while I ignore the Morning People.

[Grizzled Bear]

About 20 years ago, a group of scientists performed an experiment in which a woman lived in total isolation, except for the researchers. She remained in a capsule which met her basic needs. She had no television, radio or conversation aside from her fellow scientists. The scientists’ schedules were “shuffled” so she would not be able to work out a passage of time based on who she spoke with. She was required to keep a journal inwhich she would record her impression of the time and date.

She gradually switched to, and maintain, a 30 hour day. She was surprised when the experiment ended “early” based on her journal.