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Edited by
davidben1
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Mon 12/22/14 06:07 PM
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I just can't seem to wrap mine around it.
if 1000 years equals 1 day in a different time construct, then how long is 25 minutes in the 1 day construct. |
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i must have edited right as you were posting that question.
hehe. |
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I just can't seem to wrap mine around it. if 1000 years equals 1 day in a different time construct, then how long is 25 minutes in the 1 day construct. Not great with math but I'll take a stab at it...I'm probably way off.  25 minutes would equal 105.613426 years...don't ask me for days weeks or months!  |
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i don't know the answer my self...
smiles... but i can see how each factored their answers by the end results... still thinking...  
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I just can't seem to wrap mine around it. if 1000 years equals 1 day in a different time construct, then how long is 25 minutes in the 1 day construct. Not great with math but I'll take a stab at it...I'm probably way off. 25 minutes would equal 105.613426 years...don't ask me for days weeks or months! Oh yeah obviously way off!! LMAO! All in good fun... Tried another calculation and cme up with 17.361111 closer to nice1for_u's answer... I'm overthinking it for sure... haha! |
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No worries...
and thanks for the computations and input! the equation i ask is part of another equation to long to describe, so plugging in these factors to see if it proves any of my hypothesis as correct... 
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Edited by
unknown_romeo
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Mon 12/22/14 06:50 PM
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I just can't seem to wrap mine around it. if 1000 years equals 1 day in a different time construct, then how long is 25 minutes in the 1 day construct. 24 years . |
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interesting interesting Dr Watson.
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Edited by
unknown_romeo
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Mon 12/22/14 07:05 PM
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Actually i was wrong before coz i calculated it in my head....however here is how i worked it out in the simple way
24hrs x 60minutes (1hour) = 1440 minutes which is equal to 1,000 years in davidbens theory.... So to get 25 minutes.... 1,440 / 2 = 720 = 500 years 720 / 2 = 360 = 250 years 360 / 2 = 180 = 125 years 180 / 2 = 90 = 62.5 years 90 / 2 = 45 = 31.25 years 45/ 2 = 22.5 = 15.6 years So the exact answer is approximately 16 years give or take.... . . |
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Hmmm... I get 17.35 years, assuming no leap year.
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Davidben has been to 1 of his meetings with the illuminati again
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Edited by
Kindlightheart
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Mon 12/22/14 07:28 PM
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I just can't seem to wrap mine around it. if 1000 years equals 1 day in a different time construct, then how long is 25 minutes in the 1 day construct.   it's 1.440 years per min..?...I think...lol....thanks David...most work my brain had in a bit...
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not to try to take advantage of anyone's brain...
smiles... no pressure... but based upon the same factors, then how long would a week be factored to the same ratio's. |
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either 25x365000 minutes or 25/365000 minutes because the data is insufficient. You've got to tell us on which side of equation is 25 minutes but there's one equality i.e. 365000 unit (S.I. unit of time) is equal to 1 unit (of this system).
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no its actually 456250 s.i. units are equal to 1 unit of this system. I forgot leap years I've assumed hear that we start off with a leap year
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the 25 minutes is associated with the 1 day.
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not to try to take advantage of anyone's brain... smiles... no pressure... but based upon the same factors, then how long would a week be factored to the same ratio's. lol there would be .694 years in one minute, so from there simple math for week, month, etc. you're welcome :) at least I think that's right lol |
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1 week would be 7,000 years
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Davidben has been to 1 of his meetings with the illuminati again Top Secret meetings... hehehe... |
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smiles to all...
was just trying to get a general consensus of outcome. to not rely on my own delimited brain. to plug these factors into many other numbers passed down thru time, to determine when a "longer" time construct may occur upon earth, that matches all the geological records... the geological evidence seems to indicate time "gaps"... but the beginning essence it seems was the "time" that it took earth to get from 0, to 1... there is time, space, between 1 and 2, 2 and 3, 3 to 4, and so forth... so than in keeping with the same logic, there was time "lost", or not factored, from 0 to 1... which was what these factors calculated properly may answer. if that "missing time", is overlayed. than the missing data needed to determine exact future geological and cosmic developments should fall easily in line, and match up with repeating time cycles of the past. anyhow... ditto's ditto's ditto's and fine thanks to all! |
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