unless the dead clock is digital
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yeah digital would be right just once a day
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digital wouldn't be because it wouldn't show anything on the screen completely.
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A clock that is a millisecond off will eventually show the right time just as the dead clock does.
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but you have to look at the dead clock at the EXACT millisecond for it to show the correct time. Which is impossible so GTFO
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The clocks that are off will say the attempt is more important than the result.
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Twice a day...I NAIL it! Ho hum...if my Dad just understood.
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Yes. The problem is that no-one needs exact time at low probability, while most need approximate time at high probability
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time is subjective
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Nah most clocks are only accurate to the second so a clock 1 millisecond off will show correct time exactly 99.9% of the time
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