by AlphaOmega 25 Replies latest jw friends
...sort of...
There was a thread a few days ago that touched on the subject of time being relative to the observer.
I wondered, does the JWD clock that records the time that we make a post actually post the same time to everyone.
I know that it can't get it's time from my PC clock as I see posts at say 8:55pm yet my PC clock says 8:53pm.
So...
What time (according to you) did I make this post ?
I make it ... 20:46
I could tell you..but then I would have to kill you hehe just kidding....
it shows a different time here, where I am...it shows the time stamp of your time zone, I believe.
Your post looks to me like it was made at 14:46. I am in the Central time zone in the U.S.A.
So you are 6 hours ahead of me. Tell me, what's it like in the future?
Eclipse, please don't kill me, I still have half a bottle of wine to drink this evening.
Gopher... In the words of a recent poster... "I could tell you but......"
The future is not as bleak as the forecast suggested. Today the armageddon count was very low. There were a few horsemen on the horizon, but they turned out to be from the local riding school.
I'm from the UK too, the time you stated is spot on with me.
Arizona doesn't observe daylight savings time so we are in Pacific Time now. Your post shows 12:46 here.
15:46 here in good old Canada(Toronto)......LIG
southern California here - shows 12:46
I thought this would be a thread about reporting time, relativity being the relationship between actual time in service, the time you thought you spent in service, and the time you reported being in service all being mutually exclusive.
21:46 swedish time, one hours difference between Sweden and UK seems correct.
/Madame in Sweden
According to my computer... in Pennsylvania. You posted this thread at 15:46 on July 4th.
