"What I like about analog clocks is that you can UNDERSTAND the time at
a glance as it visually shows the relationship of now to then.
Whereas, with a digital clock, you always have to convert numbers to
meaning."
Well said, AG.
That's my feeling, too. (Plus, I can see the hands - can't always read the
numbers.) 😎
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On Fri, Mar 17, 2017 at 10:10 AM, Ken Norton <ken@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Because of the carpel tunnel. I can't wear watches very much. I've got
> a couple of nice (for plebs) dress watches I wear to church and so
> forth, but not as everyday wear. My cellphone is my portable time
> machine and a simple wave of the hand over the cellphone turns on the
> clock for a few seconds. And it seems like 90% of my awaken life is
> spent in front of a computer and there is that digital time display in
> the lower-right corner of one of the screens.
>
> What I like about analog clocks is that you can UNDERSTAND the time at
> a glance as it visually shows the relationship of now to then.
> Whereas, with a digital clock, you always have to convert numbers to
> meaning.
>
> AG (Does anybody know what time it is?) Schnozz
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