Joe90 wrote:
Analogue clocks are easier to read when you're bad at maths.
I've always found it to be the complete opposite in my experience.
Analogue clocks annoy me. I struggle to read them and I find that a tad embarrassing. Especially if they don't have regular numbers and instead have roman numerals, I know in theory it works the same but it's a bit like when you don't recognise someone you know in a public crowd because they were wearing something out of the ordinary. Some times are easy to work out, whereas others take enough time to work out that by the time I've worked it out, the time is a different time and therefore my reading is no longer accurate.
Whereas, I can read digital clocks relatively easily without having to stop to figure out what the clock is telling me. If they really are phasing analogue clocks out, this works greatly in my favour. Often when someone asks me to read an analogue clock, I freeze and awkwardly look at the digital time on my phone instead.
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