I'm Right I think you'll find
Actually Tim Time is defined by the probability of a certain isotope of someting decaying (I forget what exactly)
A second is the time elapsed such that the probability that this isotope has decayed since the begining of that second is equal to some constant K (again I can't remember what this constant is) you can Calculate the time elapsed if you find the probability P that your isotope has decayed by
t=ln(1-P)/ln(1-k)
Obviously I had a timekeeper with me on my trip and he took an infinate amount of this isotope with him to calculate how much of it had decayed and hence find t
which turned out to be so big that if I were to try and write it on this post, even as a power of ten it would take me 70 years to type it (and i'm a very good typist)
Honestly you hold your breath for that long and someone shuns your effort, I'm almost glat that the human race is wiped out by ChickenPox in 4237.
The Isotope Sam Meant....
The Isotope Sam refered is actually
Ceasium (A.NO:127).
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