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What's your objection? It has 12 evenly distributed lines, which are commonly used to represent the numbers on an analog clock. It has an hour hand, a minute
by e1ven 7y ago
What's your objection?
It has 12 evenly distributed lines, which are commonly used to represent the numbers on an analog clock.
It has an hour hand, a minute hand, and a second hand.
The only thing I can see that seems even a little off is that the hour hand seems slightly past the 1 mark, whereas the minute hand being on ~54 suggests it might want to be slightly before.
It seems very clock-like to me..
What gives you such a visceral reaction to it?
- nstart 7y agoOnly looking at this because I saw this reply. I don't have a visceral reaction to it, but I do believe that the design of the clock is rather ambiguous. From my perspective, the minute hand is actually at ~24 hence the hour hand being a little past 1. Given that it's so easy to mix up (I had to stare at it to be sure), I'm guessing the parent commenter got frustrated with it. ️
- e1ven 7y agoGood point. I always learned to read it as the longest hand being the seconds, but your way works too. Thanks!
- aquabeagle 7y agoMy objection was the second hand extending completely beyond the outer ring of the clock.