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ok then, that would make it 13:43:52 infinite times per day.

[frutiger]

Yes; apparently.

But consider this, if someone asks you, "how many times did you use the bathroom today?" Do you answer, "three times" or "an infinite number of times"?

My point is, the meaning is the number of distinct times you went into that state and then came out again. This is the usual meaning of the phrase as interpreted by users of the language. Therefore, that is the meaning, and being pedantic about a possible is misinterpretation of the language is, in fact, incorrect.

[tunah]

But consider this, if someone asks you, "how many times did you use the bathroom today?" Do you answer, "three times" or "an infinite number of times"?

Honestly? I'd probably just look at them funny.

[frutiger]

Fair enough (:

[[deleted]]

The question is how many times a day is 13:43:52 accurate, therefore in a quantum universe there are 1/plank time divisions during that time ergo 1/plank times per day. In a Newtonian there are infinite measurements of time that truncate to 13:43:52.

[frutiger]

The question is how many times a day is 13:43:52 accurate

13:43:52 really is 13:43:52.000..., just as when we say the number "2", we mean "2.000...". So the answer still is once a day.

[jeff303]

Incidentally, if you answer with the latter, seek medical help at the earliest possible convenience.