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| CopyNinja87
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 77904207 United States08/12/2019 07:46 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It’s simple. I remember the cadence from last year’s seconds, and I count them in my head with my stopwatch running. I counted 10 seconds then pressed stop, and guess what happened? It read 13 seconds. So it’s 30% faster than last year. Quoting: CopyNinja87 Algebra: 1.3x = 24 hours 24 / 1.3 = x x = 18.46 hours So, in 18.46 hours from 2018, you get 24 hours from 2019. Because 18.46 x 1.3 = 24. Meaning today’s time is 30% faster. Subtraction: 24 - 18.46 = 5.54 hours. Conclusion: Each day is now 5.54 hours shorter than exactly a year ago, with time increasing ever faster. That’s all it takes, very simple. I’m sure you still remember last years cadence, or was that too long ago for you? Your brian cock is running down so you count slower. It happens to most folks unless you use speed. Get used to it. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 13360454 United States08/12/2019 07:57 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I’ve been experiencing weeks go by likehours... Thought it was just me? Like, it’ll be Friday, then seven days fly by, then it’s Friday all over again. I’ve experienced this before, back around 2008/2009. Days flying by like hours. Then it seemed to slow down again until now, but I think the OPis right. |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 77887240 Norway08/12/2019 08:05 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Thread: What is this object captured by the SOHO satellite? Reminds me of this. Maybe all the planets are changing and also somehow becoming brighter (for whatever reason)?  |
| Honch
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| panther0621
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| Assyrian King
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| Otheedeath User ID: 77908934  Serbia08/12/2019 12:13 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It’s simple. I remember the cadence from last year’s seconds, and I count them in my head with my stopwatch running. I counted 10 seconds then pressed stop, and guess what happened? It read 13 seconds. So it’s 30% faster than last year. Quoting: CopyNinja87 Algebra: 1.3x = 24 hours 24 / 1.3 = x x = 18.46 hours So, in 18.46 hours from 2018, you get 24 hours from 2019. Because 18.46 x 1.3 = 24. Meaning today’s time is 30% faster. Subtraction: 24 - 18.46 = 5.54 hours. Conclusion: Each day is now 5.54 hours shorter than exactly a year ago, with time increasing ever faster. That’s all it takes, very simple. I’m sure you still remember last years cadence, or was that too long ago for you? Time doesnt exist ,not as its claimed to exist. Time how understood is merely trying to understand changes . "Oranges grow In X amount of time " Time doesnt exist like you think, time is maths which is guided by unknown mechanisms . and is ever changing . Time is the invisible maths non of us experience the same time, apart from the changes of the sun etc. but that isnt really time thats merely changes. Measure the day time with your watch , not just calculate what they should be from your brain time experiment. Time isnt what you think it is. |
| Eggcellently Deplorable
Re-Instate Smith-Mundt! User ID: 77479757 United States08/12/2019 12:44 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | (Insert "Fly Like An Eagle" by the Steve Miller Band here) "I have come to the conclusion that all news should be treated like 9/11, assume it is a psyop with actors participating in a staged event complete with props, until proven otherwise, in which case assume whatever is being recorded, reported, televised, is distortions/lying by omission/outright lies, until proven otherwise." - Anonymous, 4-13-12 |
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| CopyNinja87
(OP) User ID: 71047417 United States08/12/2019 12:48 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | @otheedeath I know that time is a subjective experience. You’re so smart, why don’t you tell us about the invisible math? Last Edited by CopyNinja1987 on 08/12/2019 12:50 PM |
| CopyNinja87
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 76130009 United States08/12/2019 12:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Time as illusion Time is merely a perspective, rather than a universal truth. It’s a point of view that humans share as a result of our biology and evolution, our place on Earth, and the planet’s place in the universe. “From our perspective, the perspective of creatures who make up a small part of the world—we see that world flowing in time,” the physicist writes. At the quantum level, however, durations are so short that they can’t be divided and there is no such thing as time. |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 77775481 United States08/12/2019 12:57 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It’s simple. I remember the cadence from last year’s seconds, and I count them in my head with my stopwatch running. I counted 10 seconds then pressed stop, and guess what happened? It read 13 seconds. So it’s 30% faster than last year. Quoting: CopyNinja87 Algebra: 1.3x = 24 hours 24 / 1.3 = x x = 18.46 hours So, in 18.46 hours from 2018, you get 24 hours from 2019. Because 18.46 x 1.3 = 24. Meaning today’s time is 30% faster. Subtraction: 24 - 18.46 = 5.54 hours. Conclusion: Each day is now 5.54 hours shorter than exactly a year ago, with time increasing ever faster. That’s all it takes, very simple. I’m sure you still remember last years cadence, or was that too long ago for you? That's a trip! I've done this cadence thing too, many times. I was VERY good at it. In fact I practiced it until I became very good at it. But I just tried it and was 3-4 seconds off (the clock was 3-4 seconds faster than my blind cadence count). So yeah, I agree. Damn! 5* and green! |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 51016074 United States08/12/2019 01:00 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It’s simple. I remember the cadence from last year’s seconds, and I count them in my head with my stopwatch running. I counted 10 seconds then pressed stop, and guess what happened? It read 13 seconds. So it’s 30% faster than last year. Quoting: CopyNinja87 Algebra: 1.3x = 24 hours 24 / 1.3 = x x = 18.46 hours So, in 18.46 hours from 2018, you get 24 hours from 2019. Because 18.46 x 1.3 = 24. Meaning today’s time is 30% faster. Subtraction: 24 - 18.46 = 5.54 hours. Conclusion: Each day is now 5.54 hours shorter than exactly a year ago, with time increasing ever faster. That’s all it takes, very simple. I’m sure you still remember last years cadence, or was that too long ago for you? Really scientifical too!! |
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| T-Man
Entitled title User ID: 72722600  Netherlands08/12/2019 01:06 PM  Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It’s simple. I remember the cadence from last year’s seconds, and I count them in my head with my stopwatch running. I counted 10 seconds then pressed stop, and guess what happened? It read 13 seconds. So it’s 30% faster than last year. Quoting: CopyNinja87 Algebra: 1.3x = 24 hours 24 / 1.3 = x x = 18.46 hours So, in 18.46 hours from 2018, you get 24 hours from 2019. Because 18.46 x 1.3 = 24. Meaning today’s time is 30% faster. Subtraction: 24 - 18.46 = 5.54 hours. Conclusion: Each day is now 5.54 hours shorter than exactly a year ago, with time increasing ever faster. That’s all it takes, very simple. I’m sure you still remember last years cadence, or was that too long ago for you? 5.54 hours is too precise for me coming from 1 reading from 1 persons personal counting. but overall id agree |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 77726703 United States08/12/2019 01:06 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It is true but you exaggerate the amount. The Sun is losing about 6 x 1012 grams per second, and has a mass of 2 x 1033 grams. So the fraction of its mass it loses every year is about 10-13 less mass = less gravity less gravity = faster timeflow. rate change of time = delta t/t this is percentage difference where Delta t = t - t' this is the difference in time where t = t' sqrt{1-m'/m} this is timedilation where m is starting mass and m' mass lost |
| King Crimson
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 77899152  Brazil08/12/2019 01:10 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It’s simple. I remember the cadence from last year’s seconds, and I count them in my head with my stopwatch running. I counted 10 seconds then pressed stop, and guess what happened? It read 13 seconds. So it’s 30% faster than last year. Quoting: CopyNinja87 Algebra: 1.3x = 24 hours 24 / 1.3 = x x = 18.46 hours So, in 18.46 hours from 2018, you get 24 hours from 2019. Because 18.46 x 1.3 = 24. Meaning today’s time is 30% faster. Subtraction: 24 - 18.46 = 5.54 hours. Conclusion: Each day is now 5.54 hours shorter than exactly a year ago, with time increasing ever faster. That’s all it takes, very simple. I’m sure you still remember last years cadence, or was that too long ago for you? Really scientifical too!! True!. My neighbor has a rooster and last year it sang every 16 seconds. Now the intervall is around 18 seconds. That's why I know every clock in the world is wrong. Scientists now will bring theyr atomic clocks to adjust to the rooster's timing. |
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