TIME LOSS

A time loss continuum,happens every year.

The time it takes to set your clocks ahead,and back,creates a time loss continuum.


You have the original time,you may only lose a split second,but it takes that split second to switch back and forth creating a loss. you then continue going by that false time.

creating a time loss continuum.

reply to post by whipsandchainsamerica


yeah they have an atomic clock but i don't need that 1.2 nano secs difference lol. How about time travel did you know astronauts actually time travel but its only like 1 trillionth of a nano sec

reply to post by pcrobotwolf


I did not know that they time traveled,but then i thought about it. After you brought it up. And yea i understand it.
Did you know their is an island to the west of america,that is a day ahead of the world?

time doesn't change because you set your clock.

a clock is an artificial device used to measure it.

it doesn't create nor destroy time.

so all this talk of clocks distorting the time continuum is wrong.

as a matter of fact clocks are a diaster, people live by them so their perception of time is distorted and tied to a set of repeating numbers on a led screen or a revolving dial.

that's why everyone is all stressed out and hyperenergitic. their whole day consists of chasing a set of repeating numbers and nothing to do with time.

Yeh I hate daylight saving - the curtains fade heaps more and the cows don't know what time to come to the milking shed.