Website review: The Amazing Earth Clock
alexinvegas discovered this in Science/Tech
•22 reviews since Nov 26, 2007
science
•retiredat21.com/the-amazing-earth-clock/
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alexinvegas discovered 7 months ago- A continuously updated clock about earth and its human inhabitants
- CyberVigilantes rated 5 months ago
- very interesting - don't agree with a few of the stats: oil reserves continue to be discovered, but nonetheless a powerful way of presenting information.
- nutzy rated 7 months ago
- LOL at the idiots who see this and say "so true!"
- okram2k rated 7 months ago
- what a bunch of 'OMG THE EARTH IS DIEING!!!11one!' crap!
- marilynwindham rated 7 months ago
- The Earth Clock
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- Tate-Ramingham rated 7 months ago
- i don't know how accurate it is but still very interesting. Hit the NOW button.
- BrAiN-DeAd rated 7 months ago
- Shows exactly where we are heading...
- InflatableSkull rated 7 months ago
- Pretty awesome, though I don't know how accurate it is.
- mansoor rated 7 months ago
- Marvelous!!
- amateur6 rated 7 months ago
- Oh. My. Gods. I'm going to have the next person who Stumbles one of these damn Poodwaddle clocks hunted down and made to sit through a presentation of every single duplicate of it that's out there. ARGH!
- halidom rated 7 months ago
- Part of the problem is the mass of facts. They inundate us to the point of ignoring what's important to us. The spread or cure of aids takes us away from pollution in are local waterways. The entire world has major problems yet the news tends to focus on what they think are "global issues"
