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– GetsTheNogginJoggin 2 points 3 years ago +2 / -0

No, I meant how the clock was set up.

I understand how you make connections on it. I’ve never seen a solid explanation as to why the dates were set up on the clock the way that they are placed.

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– Frayed-2 2 points 3 years ago +2 / -0

If the point of the clock is to link posts to posts/events that are 60*n days away, and not to link them to specific times/hand positions, it shouldn’t matter when the clock is initialized, only that we look back in 60 day intervals. Which is what OP did, and found this. If Q ever said to treat days as if they were minutes on a clock, or something of the sort, then I think this approach has some validity to it. Can’t look into it at this moment myself but maybe someone more helpful can find the proper post or resource.

Thanks, frayed-2. This is the most basis for how the clock was made I’ve been able to find.