stackyFACTSTelling time is boring, but knowing exactly when Mars is going to ruin your afternoon is highly marketable.
Telling time is boring, but knowing exactly when Mars is going to ruin your afternoon is highly marketable. Over the last century, several ambitious inventors have filed actual US patents for mechanical 'astrology watches.' These horrifyingly complex timepieces feature rotating bezels and sub-dials designed to track the sun, moon, and zodiac phases in real time so you never accidentally negotiate a raise during a void-of-course moon.
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