Time Space...

• eight8

  19 Oct 07, 14:14

  Is there such a theory behind this?
  
  I was busy with work and i was marking some sample out. Usually the marking take around a min or so to complete the whole sample design but as i was monitoring the sample being mark, suddenly time seems to speed up and it was finished. It is only less than 10s. I try marking again but this time round, it was back to the normal timing of a min or so.
  
  
• BadzMaro

  19 Oct 07, 14:15

  are u doing data interpretation or gathering of data ?
• cloud210

  19 Oct 07, 14:31

  "HELLLLOOOOOOOOOO NEW YORKKKKKKKKK!!!!!!"
• yong93

  19 Oct 07, 14:34

  new york ?
• seotiblizzard

  19 Oct 07, 14:43

  new york ?
• AndrewPKYap

  19 Oct 07, 14:46

  It is called the Theory of Transient Hallucinations
• eight8

  19 Oct 07, 16:14

  i don't think that it is hallucinations.
• PassionInAG

  19 Oct 07, 16:24

  i think its because your clock is getting out of battery
• polarsnake

  19 Oct 07, 16:30

  Originally posted by cloud210:

  "HELLLLOOOOOOOOOO NEW YORKKKKKKKKK!!!!!!"

  
• cloud210

  19 Oct 07, 17:23

  Originally posted by seotiblizzard:

  new york ?

  Quoted from the american drama serial "heroes"
  
  Some japanese guy bend time space to travel from japan to new york
• limywv

  19 Oct 07, 21:43

   

   

   

   

  
  
• AndrewPKYap

  19 Oct 07, 21:46

  and we can travel to new york in a split second... oh no... SIA shares... Monday
  
  OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
  
  NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
  
  NEWWWWWWWWWWW
  
  YORKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK!!!!!
• relgn

  19 Oct 07, 22:22

  There are actually many theory on time space. U can wiki them out. I can tell u, it's hell of info.
• Darkness_hacker99

  20 Oct 07, 07:04

  It's something to do with Quantum Mechanics.
  
  Such unfamiliar and bizarre happenings are typical of how our universe, on extremely small scales, actually behaves.
• AndrewPKYap

  20 Oct 07, 08:40

  hello hello... even the people that are experts at QM do not know a lot of how it works.. and so don't anyhow anyhow use QM to sarpot your statements hor...
• ShrodingersCat

  20 Oct 07, 08:47

  Originally posted by eight8:

  Is there such a theory behind this?
  
  I was busy with work and i was marking some sample out. Usually the marking take around a min or so to complete the whole sample design but as i was monitoring the sample being mark, suddenly time seems to speed up and it was finished. It is only less than 10s. I try marking again but this time round, it was back to the normal timing of a min or so.
  
  

  mebbe ur clock spoil. kenna stuck on tt second then later go again.
• Deino

  20 Oct 07, 10:48

  still, theories are just theories until proven a fact.....
  even facts may have a twist to it