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From here: Any numerologists care to comment?:rolleyes:

After reading the thread about why an atom...I am inspired. I just gots to KNOW!

Ideally, I'd like to have the war room clocks around my office which have the times in important cities on them. I don't have the time/money/wall space at the moment though. Is there something similar for my desktop? Even if it is a map of the world which I can click on different time zones...

The time is always about 10 minutes ahead. Every time I try to change it to correct time, the time changes back about a second or two later. I'm guessing it updates the time from somewhere, but I don't know why it's doing that, it never has before.

On another forum I made a comment "a broken clock is right twice a day". Someone brought up Heisenberg Uncertainty as why a broken clock cannot be right - but that refers to particles, not clocks. I said that time is subjective, so given the right set of subjects observing the broken clock, it...

(Hi everyone! Lurker since the Sylvia clock read 181 days.) I found myself in a deparment store school supply isle today, hunting pencils and pens. School must be starting soon, I thought as I picked my way through groups of youngsters. Kids of all ages were excitedly flipping through binders...

I really wish I knew what "x" is. To paraphrase clever Hans, it is amazing that we can bt 100% certain of the existance of WMD and be 0% certain as to their location. GWB lied.