#tellingtime

[hedgerhumor]

A cartoon in collaboration with When Crazy Meets Exhaustion. It’s pretty cute when little kids are trying to figure out how time works!

[playpuzzle]

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[thebadsocialworker]

Time

This is a slight break from my usual content. I want to introduce my thoughts pertaining to time and what it is.

I lucid dream every night and I have a consistent, day to day dream life, and obviously my "waking" life as it's known to dreamers like me. In my dream, I fell asleep during a car ride while I was lucid. I woke up in the dream after what I could internally perceive as a microsecond. It's the same feeling as when you wake up after being asleep.

When you wake up, it feels like time went by quickly, yet we understand we have likely been sleeping for hours. In my lucid dream, it felt very similar however, I knew hours had not passed, and it was truly a microsecond. I didn't dream within my dream. It was just black and then I woke up at my destination and continued to lucid dream.

It occurred to me that time as we know it seems to only apply when we are awake but in sleep, the concept disappears entirely. This further supports that time is a concept we only understand to the best of our ability, thus time works in ways that we can't understand with our current systems.

We only understand it to the best of our abilities because anyone that knows anything knows we are limited due to our status as beings in a world that is governed by physics.

If our systems measuring time are based solely on a perception of what constitutes time, that means it is not a static element but rather something that change3s while experiencing external stimuli.

For example, measuring time in the environment involves many layers, but say the position of the sun had not been the focal point of marking the passage of time. Ancient tribes likely marked time by the temperature or by animal activity like migrations. Using the sun to mark time is as arbitrary as any other method, basing the passing of time on an environmental value like the position of the sun.

When people have been kept in captivity without any influence from the external environment, they report losing track of time. People who have died and come back to life can't report accurately how long they've been "dead" for (not processing external stimuli). Since the beginning of time, people have reported feeling like experiences involving external stimuli feel like they last "seconds" or "hours". One of the tests used to assess someone's sobriety is to ask them to count 30 seconds. Ultimately this means that time is dependent on the perception of external stimuli and is truly unmeasurable.

What we've done is create a system to track time that's still in place because the way we have chosen to mark time is a pillar for society's functioning as we know it but that doesn't necessarily mean it accurately tells us anything. It's only accurate because we don't know anything else.

-thebadsocialworker

[busterjustis]

Set of 2 vintage flash cards. Shapes & colors & time. In great condition!

[mathtops]

Blacktop clock school blacktop, marking, with standard and military time. Check this so many other designs on the MathTops website. #tellingtime #outdoorlearning https://www.instagram.com/p/CoGCt2hSkNM/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[yubamar]

Time Fraction Learning Set Now On SALE This fraction clock is a wonderful learning tool for children in need of a hands on way to study both fractions and telling time. It was designed as a tool that will grow with your child. From just learning how to read and understand clocks through moving to more complex ideas of parts of an hour and their minute equivalents. Etsy Code: MOMSENSE020 to save! . . #Time #fractionallaser #learningset #FractiondofTime #tellingtime #MontessoriMaterials #learntotelltime Time #learningclock Clock #montessoritoys #Woodendecor #woodentoys #etsy #etsycoupon #etsygifts #usa #canada #france #uk #germany https://www.instagram.com/p/CQbwZ7Pgt6r/?utm_medium=tumblr

[yubamar]

This is a time fractions set. It includes 6 sets of time fractions that can be interchanged to build an hour in different ways. https://www.etsy.com/listing/898502085/time-fraction-learning-set-fraction-of This fraction clock is a wonderful learning tool for children in need of a hands on way to study both fractions and telling time. It was designed as a tool that will grow with your child. From just learning how to read and understand clocks through moving to more complex ideas of parts of an hour and their minute equivalents. Basic fractions can also be mixed and compared like traditional fraction circles. All pieces fit neatly within the round box for easy storage. The clock can be used while on or off the box. Base is beech and the inserts are plywood. Beech Board Measures 6.7" and the fraction circles are 4.75 inches in diameter and fit in the inner ring of the clock board. . #Time #fractionallaser #learningset #FractiondofTime #tellingtime #MontessoriMaterials #learntotelltime Time #learningclock Clock #montessoritoys #Woodendecor #woodentoys #etsy #etsycoupon #etsygifts #usa #canada #france #uk #germany Reposted from @youandbaby.market https://www.instagram.com/p/CQZq7F1gUPV/?utm_medium=tumblr

[mommitipsntricks]

The newest addition to my homeschooling supplies. This clock has a clear depiction of the hour and minutes hand, it has the number, clearly printed. We put it on the wall at a height easy for them to see. It's time to teach my toddlers how to tell time. 😁😁😁 #tellingtime #tellingtimeactivities #time #toddlertime #clock #momlife #momblogger #momblog #homeschooling #homeschool #pandemiclife #pandemic #pandemicwithtoddlers #covidhomeschooling #covidhomeschool https://www.instagram.com/p/CHD_7BpBI7C/?igshid=spmyqeevmdef