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I can't imagine the Dude wearing a wrist watch.
But I admit to a love and fascination for mechanical watches.
The art and science of watchmaking (Horology) is fascinating.
Imagine a mechanism that can "detect" when it is being worn on the wrist of a person.
And when not being worn it can go into a power saving mode where it continues to keep time but stops physically moving the hands on the watch face. Then when it is picked up it moves the hands and date to the correct values. Now imagine that it is all accomplished with gears and springs. No microchips or electronics of any sort.
I don't put this sort of "perfection" as being in any way "Dude" but DAMN!
That is some very cool and amazing shit.
I guess one has to wonder if a Dudeist world would have such things.
Or airplanes, or medical science or the whole shebang.
And would we be better off?
It's a complicated case. Lotta ins and outs.
Lotta strands.

well bowling alley has a lot of cool tech to make it run. also, he was a roadie back in his day for metallica, right? 

it's not the technology , more how one uses the tech. 

That is a great and amazing..
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Quote from: Quantum Shhhhart on December 19, 2022, 12:59:55 PM
well bowling alley has a lot of cool tech to make it run. also, he was a roadie back in his day for metallica, right? 

it's not the technology , more how one uses the tech. 

Who's gonna make the tech?

Which watch is the most expensive in the world? BKLinkGlobal Employee Login

Not sure how the dude felt about watches or anything, but I dig it man. They're nifty, do what they do and do it well. I don't wear one myself, but I sure appreciate those who do, cuz they have a better sense of time than I ever will 

Quote from: Laurie58 on January 10, 2023, 02:18:49 AM
Which watch is the most expensive in the world? BKLinkGlobal Employee Login

Paul Newman's Rolex Daytona sold for 17 million and change at auction.

hellow this is good and it is gread!!!!

ok  for creating it.  Arise Portal