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Yes that would make sense. It seems it's the article that's not making much sense: > While the clock has not been wound [...] it has stopped on a number of occ
by laurent123456 9y ago
Yes that would make sense. It seems it's the article that's not making much sense:
> While the clock has not been wound [...] it has stopped on a number of occasions.
> when the ambient temperature has not fluctuated sufficiently to absorb the requisite amount of energy, the clock will not function
...so it's been wound.
- edf13 9y agoIt reminds me of Triggers Broom... he's had the same broom for 20 years... http://foolsandhorses.weebly.com/triggers-broom.html http://foolsandhorses.weebly.com/triggers-broom.html
- dithering 9y agoShip of Theseus https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ship_of_Theseus https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ship_of_Theseus
- toomanybeersies 9y agoNo, after it was initially wound, it hasn't been wound by a person again. It has stopped, but it has restarted on its own without human intervention.
- GuiA 9y agoFor all we know, it never had to be initially wound.
- biot 9y agoThe very next sentence: “However, after environmental parameters readjust, the clock begins operating again.” This suggests a lack of manual intervention.