Josh Clark

Yeah.

No, totally.

I mean, it was a real game changer and that's when everyone got a little bit more uptight, I imagine.

I imagine as well.

You know?

And we still didn't have minutes at this point.

Like, those clocks...

that we were talking about, you know, grinding those gears around, you could still have a, you know, a decent hour as far as accuracy goes.

The word minute actually, to mean what we meant, it didn't even come around until the late 14th century.

So minutes are a relatively modern thing if you consider 14th century modern.

And thanks for letting me take that Lewis Mumford little tidbit.

Oh, yeah?

Did you like that one?

I love it.

It's almost as good as the different smells of incense.

Yeah, well, you know, we like to scratch each other's back.

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So you can take weights and their kinetic energy, and really now you can do...

You can take anything that has kinetic energy and use it to control its release.

And you can use that to do things like drive gears and things like that.