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If you just keep 10 hour days, then each metric second is .84 of a standard second. Pretty nice. However, we'd no longer have the nice 1:10 ratio between secon
by dr_dshiv 7y ago
If you just keep 10 hour days, then each metric second is .84 of a standard second. Pretty nice.
However, we'd no longer have the nice 1:10 ratio between seconds and human alpha waves...
- Wowfunhappy 7y agoI feel like 2.4 hours is too long to be a useful measurement though. Consider: You're asleep for ~ 1/3 of the day (hopefully), so you'd only have 7 units of time for everything you do while awake. This means many more events would have end up with weird start times, (e.g. 9:68 rather than 9:00 am). Just about every movie would be less than a single hour long.
- gumby 7y agoQuibi is a video service launching soon that thinks that movies should be less than 10 minutes. And wasn’t vine’s limit about 4? The most expensive-per-minute cost/minute videos on TV are ads and nowadays the are all a minute long Or less. And most manage to fit in a problem, a little character development, a happy resolution & climax, and then even a little denouement!