Unfortunately, I think you need to add yourself to the list of people who can't do math. The plans are for minutes per month, not minutes per week, which is what you calculated for 6am to 9pm, Monday through Friday. However, you present a conundrum, your time calculation is not roughly 4500 minutes, it is exactly 4500 minutes.
So now I am confused. Can you do math or not?
I agree with most on this topic that this is extremely old news. Several years ago Arnold Schwarzenegger was able to locate that thingamajig that penetrated that whatchamacallit, which instantaneously spawned a new, Earth-like atmosphere. Now there are trees and grass and bodies of water and snow-capped mountains and clouds and all sort of other nature for us all to enjoy... Don't you remember? I mean, his eyes are still a little bugged out, but for the most part he is back to normal.
If they can "incorrectly trigger" this "second process", I wonder if the Deja Vu feeling could someday be intensified to trick people into believing they have actually seen something or been somewhere before.... instead of just thinking, "Weird, I just had Deja Vu."
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Unfortunately, I think you need to add yourself to the list of people who can't do math. The plans are for minutes per month, not minutes per week, which is what you calculated for 6am to 9pm, Monday through Friday. However, you present a conundrum, your time calculation is not roughly 4500 minutes, it is exactly 4500 minutes. So now I am confused. Can you do math or not?
I agree with most on this topic that this is extremely old news. Several years ago Arnold Schwarzenegger was able to locate that thingamajig that penetrated that whatchamacallit, which instantaneously spawned a new, Earth-like atmosphere. Now there are trees and grass and bodies of water and snow-capped mountains and clouds and all sort of other nature for us all to enjoy... Don't you remember? I mean, his eyes are still a little bugged out, but for the most part he is back to normal.
If they can "incorrectly trigger" this "second process", I wonder if the Deja Vu feeling could someday be intensified to trick people into believing they have actually seen something or been somewhere before.... instead of just thinking, "Weird, I just had Deja Vu."
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