ShadowWatcher

Find a vintage hourglass and compare it to the timer on a smartphone. If someone has a microwave from the 1980s that timer should run slower as well because it can't be updated through Wi-Fi. A vintage watch would probably work too, mechanical or very early digital models. Something that doesn't update all by itself.

GrowUpNoDinoNoSpace

Depends on how the timepiece keeps track of time. Many use the vibrations of a crystal, if those vibrations have changed too, the clock seconds would go faster.

WhyNoDonuts

Unless power frequency has stopped being consistent, none of this will change. There are plenty of old mechanical clocks out there that could do this experiment, except they won’t be slow, because time hasn’t changed. Gravitational force would also change, btw.

As for microwave with wifi, I’ve never seen it.

GrowUpNoDinoNoSpace

Gravity is not real...bouyancy is. And peoples clocks go out of synch all the time.

WhyNoDonuts

That is super dumb. Gravity works in a vacuum, negating any claim to it’s effect of “buoyancy”. Clocks sold to the public go out of synch because they aren’t calibrated that well. Even a dozen new clocks set to the same exact time will vary slightly after a week.

A nuclear clock, on the other hand, is calibrated so well that it only loses a second every ten years.

lortlortlortlort

you're just getting older

GrowUpNoDinoNoSpace

Nope. Thats not it. Theres more to it.

Btw repeating usernames = tranny

Stinkybeans

Wow, that's pretty interesting. Maybe people don't live longer nowadays, they just live a greater number of shorter years.

GrowUpNoDinoNoSpace

Youre probably right