By Jonathan Kimak
So the average person doesn’t really need a watch anymore and the increase in watch related gadgets that don’t tell time is at an all time high. But are you really good at telling the time without looking at your computer or cell phone? Try guessing what time it is right now and then check to see how far off you were.
WikiHow has a section devoted to turning yourself into a human clock that always knows what time it is, much like the character Lt. Colonel Sarah MacKenzie(played by Catherine Bell) from the military drama JAG.
Tips include guessing the time(like you did above) and correcting yourself if you were wrong and calculating how far off you were. Other tips include synchronizing all your clocks to the correct time(having an atomic clock makes this easier) and keeping a time sensing journal to mark your progress.
Soon you’ll have a better sense of time and will have a conversation starter if you ever get to meet Catherine Bell.
[ wikiHow ] VIA [ Lifehacker ]
I've always known how to use my internal clock. I do not use an alarm to wake up and am never late (accept by choice). Of course not having a job or friends or anywhere to go may be a factor but I'm just sayin……
More photos of Catherine Bell please! 😀
lol! me too , i am pretty good at using my o internal clock. i can telle with 10% + or – what time it is from midnight to 8 pm. 9 pm at11 pm these 2 hours are a total mystery to me since i can hardly see or feel the changes in the temperatures between these hours .
lol! me too , i am pretty good at using my o internal clock. i can telle with 10% + or – what time it is from midnight to 8 pm. 9 pm at11 pm these 2 hours are a total mystery to me since i can hardly see or feel the changes in the temperatures between these hours .
I've always known how to use my internal clock. I do not use an alarm to wake up and am never late (accept by choice). Of course not having a job or friends or anywhere to go may be a factor but I'm just sayin……
More photos of Catherine Bell please! 😀
lol! me too , i am pretty good at using my o internal clock. i can telle with 10% + or – what time it is from midnight to 8 pm. 9 pm at11 pm these 2 hours are a total mystery to me since i can hardly see or feel the changes in the temperatures between these hours .