"There isn't an extra hour always confuses me how folk believe a clock changing means more or less timeyou sure about that ?  positive okay educate us?"
time is constant (there can be dilation but not in everyday life)it doesn't deviate you changing your clock doesn't make more time it just changes your clock. |
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By *tew008Man
over a year ago
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"There isn't an extra hour always confuses me how folk believe a clock changing means more or less timeyou sure about that ? positive okay educate us?time is constant (there can be dilation but not in everyday life)it doesn't deviate you changing your clock doesn't make more time it just changes your clock."
It does occur in everyday life even if you don’t notice it. I get what you mean though there’s no physical change, only perception. |
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"There isn't an extra hour always confuses me how folk believe a clock changing means more or less timeyou sure about that ? positive okay educate us?time is constant (there can be dilation but not in everyday life)it doesn't deviate you changing your clock doesn't make more time it just changes your clock.
It does occur in everyday life even if you don’t notice it. I get what you mean though there’s no physical change, only perception."
theres minor dilation at altitude (hence an astronaut who is a twin after 6 months on the space station is thought to be hours younger than his sibling) but time variance on earth is not really a thing unless very precise timepieces at very high altitude and certainly not for an hour milliseconds at most.
The reason for clocks forward and back is to correct our calendars and maintain light times  |
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"There isn't an extra hour always confuses me how folk believe a clock changing means more or less timeyou sure about that ? positive okay educate us?time is constant (there can be dilation but not in everyday life)it doesn't deviate you changing your clock doesn't make more time it just changes your clock."
we still gain one hour tho making a 25hr day on that day only.
In spring when the clock goes forward we lose an hour making for that day only a 23hour day .
Jeez the post was ment in a lighthearted way not in a scientific way lol |
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"There isn't an extra hour always confuses me how folk believe a clock changing means more or less timeyou sure about that ? positive okay educate us?time is constant (there can be dilation but not in everyday life)it doesn't deviate you changing your clock doesn't make more time it just changes your clock.we still gain one hour tho making a 25hr day on that day only.
In spring when the clock goes forward we lose an hour making for that day only a 23hour day .
Jeez the post was ment in a lighthearted way not in a scientific way lol"
no you mearly change your clock time itself is constant why not just give yourself a few hrs extra everyday then if it's that easy or remain 21 by putting the clock back hourly |
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By *tew008Man
over a year ago
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"There isn't an extra hour always confuses me how folk believe a clock changing means more or less timeyou sure about that ? positive okay educate us?time is constant (there can be dilation but not in everyday life)it doesn't deviate you changing your clock doesn't make more time it just changes your clock.
It does occur in everyday life even if you don’t notice it. I get what you mean though there’s no physical change, only perception.theres minor dilation at altitude (hence an astronaut who is a twin after 6 months on the space station is thought to be hours younger than his sibling) but time variance on earth is not really a thing unless very precise timepieces at very high altitude and certainly not for an hour milliseconds at most.
The reason for clocks forward and back is to correct our calendars and maintain light times "
Yea they are solar timers really. Shame we can’t travel at any significant speeds for a prolonged period or we might see a measurable dilation in time. |
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"There isn't an extra hour always confuses me how folk believe a clock changing means more or less timeyou sure about that ? positive okay educate us?time is constant (there can be dilation but not in everyday life)it doesn't deviate you changing your clock doesn't make more time it just changes your clock.
It does occur in everyday life even if you don’t notice it. I get what you mean though there’s no physical change, only perception.theres minor dilation at altitude (hence an astronaut who is a twin after 6 months on the space station is thought to be hours younger than his sibling) but time variance on earth is not really a thing unless very precise timepieces at very high altitude and certainly not for an hour milliseconds at most.
The reason for clocks forward and back is to correct our calendars and maintain light times
Yea they are solar timers really. Shame we can’t travel at any significant speeds for a prolonged period or we might see a measurable dilation in time."
You might need a flux capacitor for that |
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Everyone gets the same amount of hours in a day, it's up to you what you do with them.
8hrs sleep, 8hrs work, 8hrs up to you 
There's actually 365 1/4 days in a year which is why every 4 years they "give" you a leap year.
In reality, time doesn't change by a clock hand, only by perception & you've also got an extra 4 hrs every year that you didn't think you had. |
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Time shifts OK at that moment in time when clocks change you will have that extra hour, then it rights its self next time it changes to loosing an hour so In A year you loose no time and gain no time.
So enjoy that extra hour for that day.
Not loosing anymore sleep over this post, time is precious |
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