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Date: 2012-02-15 19:21:46
Clock
W. Daniel Hillis
Pendulum
Orrery
John Harrison
Seaman
Second
Clock of the Long Now
Measurement
Horology
Time

DISCUSSION CONCLUDING AASNeil deGrasse Tyson jested that the Long Now should put some signage on the 10,000 Year Clock so that a post-apocalyptic Earth will not think that the world will end when the clock stops

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