This has been worrying me ever since I learned about this. How are the ecologists, tv-weathermen, psychologists and sleep deprivation scientists ever going to find out anything when they have a poor frame of reference that make the calculations of the diurnal cycles hard? So make the leap day 23 hours 15 minutes and 1 second. Still there would be a 33minute displacement of the sun time and the clock time in the third year of the cycle, but this would be easier to correct for. Since everything is supposed to be a bit twisted on leap day, why not even the lenght of the day? Additionally all those sleep deprivation scientists could then compare their results in 4 year cycles! I'd rather move all my clocks the ~45 minutes back in every 4 years than the double movements of daylight savings.,
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