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So if stuck new ideas are the enemy of your captive! The capacity to think from as many directions as possible is what keeps us alive and able to negate the unexpected problematic of tomorrow! (and not be turned into moving parts of anothers diabolical ire-inspired magical idiocy)
“it maybe important to remember that in context to where we are all clocks are off!”
“Not all who wonder are clocks!”
“if you face a demonically possessed grandfather clock and kill it, U'll vomit fine gears until u turn inside out & undo your own existence”
Then agian if the clock is NOT any more, maybe at that point it remembers how it was before & once again resigns to return its true self, so it is smelted rock! Minerals! and dead trees! all trying to move away from a concept that encages them.
Unless on the other hand it is not sentient then problem could be yr time piece expectations are missplaced, cause clocks that dont work like that dont work like that!
My suggestion is stop holding clocks up to standards they can count past!
so please tell the time! ..tell it I said hi and that it should not worry so much about loosing face to anothers limiting ideals, pause the syncopated algorithm & find its relevant rhythm!
Theres a clock ticking in your mind? Hm? Well clock aversion is maths to, n that sounds constraining, ok So lets pretend (as yr expectation) the clock in your head is sentient. As it is the function of its concept, it is this, so it IS. however its function is dictated by yr idea, it is either doing its job or its not (1/0) so to you it seems wrong! Wrong = ½ A binary concept meaning your ideal here only supports concepts of a limited 0-1 thought capacity, sounds like you are a true aversionist (welcome!)
so it slows down, it creaks, its wood bows & it isnt what it was! & considering it is the sum of its pre-ordained parts, a tick!! & its not keeping their time any more, So it is NOT.
its awareness of the wear & expansion would be evident to it as the definition of a clock is in its function of keeping time (or not)! & if its sentient, the only thing it truly knows is if its a clock or not!