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by Alfred E. Newman
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- September 04, 2006
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David "Time" Jackson, jacksonville US.
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by romans_r...
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- April 23, 2006
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The hybrid creatures the famous greeks called, The Eygptians.
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by causalit...
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- October 23, 2006
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time is a perception. so the first organism invented it. who decided to segment it into units is a different story, and a question that you didnt ask.
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by horsespa...
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- November 20, 2006
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its a figment of your imagination, i told you that yesterday...or was it tomorrow
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by Barking mad
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- April 22, 2006
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Zeus took it out of Pandoras box.
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by GAR501
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- July 16, 2006
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Mr.Timex,it was a cunning plan he hatched just to be able to sell his piece of moving jewellery that he called the watch !
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by joelpsp
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- October 24, 2006
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god , mr.time or the clock
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by trigam41
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- September 26, 2006
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The origins of our current measurement system go back to the Sumerian civilization of approximately 2000 BCE. This is known as the Sumerian Sexagesimal System based on the number 60. 60 seconds in a minute, 60 minutes in an hour - and possibly a calendar with 360 (60x6) days in a year (with a few more days added on). Twelve also features prominently, with roughly 12 hours of day and 12 of night, and roughly 12 months in a year (especially in a 360 day year).
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by Amy
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- November 19, 2006
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Time wasn't invented. Time has existed forever and will do forever
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by shake_um
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- March 30, 2006
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One of the earliest known calendars, paintings dating from 15,000 years ago where found at the Lascaux caves in France.
So, it was the french.
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by Musicol
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- October 01, 2006
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Apparently, god just said, "on your marks, get set, GO!" and there it was.
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by juicyblu...
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- May 22, 2006
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Time is not an invention but an phenomenon. Watches and clocks are the inventions that tell time.
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by ingenios...
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- August 16, 2006
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the human beings as they started thinking
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by F'Lar
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- November 10, 2006
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Time is actually an illusion caused by the passing of history.
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by Assassin...
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- November 19, 2006
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The aztecs made a lunar calnder (Based on the moon) but it wasnt perfect because certin days threw it off every few years. But eventually it was remade, adn I cant remember by who, but the aztecs formed a calender of monthes and it took track of time as well.
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by ASSYRIAN GOD
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- October 27, 2006
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The first people to accurately log and record time were the Sumerians(Mesopotamians) in about 3300BC, over 5000 years ago. They invented writing and mathematics, and used these to chart the stars, movement of the sun etc. They created the concept of Hours days, weeks and months, astronomy etc. They were before the Egyptians by about 300 years, and well before Greeks, Indians, Chinese, Aztecs etc.
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check out SUMERIANS on the web
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by PSAF
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- September 04, 2006
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All good answers, but time as we understand it today is a product of the industrial revolution when assets had to be sweated to derive maximum return and therefore time was segmented into 'unnatural' portions, unlike before which were attuned to the seasons, day, etc.
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by Mechanic
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- October 12, 2006
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The same idiot that invented work. and the first Sumerian king Gilgamesh
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The mechanic
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