Published: 06 Mar 2019 › Updated: 06 Mar 2019
IChing Clock
Here is an example of an I-Ching clock, using an 8 hour clock, breaking the day into 3 sections, #mod3, rather than using AM and PM. On further thought, each of the 64 #hexagrams can be separated into 22.5 minutes in length for a day. Since we can't #divide 3 into 64 , we can instead divide by 8. Therefore the I-Ching #clock should rotate 8 times per day, not 3 or 2 like this example. Therefore it should be a 4 hour clock, mod 8, turning 8 times per day instead of 2.
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