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Old Tue Nov 17, 2009, 12:30pm
rwest rwest is offline
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Ok, another example

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Originally Posted by Snaqwells View Post
How much time you going to put back on? .2? .3? .4? .5? .6?
Let's use another example. You call traveling. Let's say it is at the 2:15 mark. However, you didn't check to see if the clock stopped and you don't know the time when you called traveling. You look up at 2:10 and the clock is still running. At 2:05 you get the clock operator to stop the clock. Are you going to put 2:10 on the clock? If so why? Did you have definite knowledge of how much time to put back on the clock? No! You knew that at least 5 seconds had expired but not that 10 seconds had run off. That's not definite knowledge. What are you going to do in this scenario?
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