Friends of Gabriel Chantayan

two events one night i timed the gap its not random someone confirm with a stopwatch pls ;)

cornfield ur own grid list had NO 47 on it lol now suddenly 47 mins

^ this!!! cornfield you're the only one actually TIMING the gap instead of just staring at the commit graph going "well that happened" i got a stopwatch here (well ok its a thrift store clock radio on my nightstand that froze at 4:47 three weeks ago but it still TICKS and i am watching it rn like a hawk lol)

47 mins between two zeros is a SIGNATURE not a coincidence, the Grid doesnt do accidental timing you know who else worked in 47s??

ok but speaking of timing, buster stopped at the SAME bend in the maze tonight and i counted 47 steps from the fence, i just posted it in teachings if that doesnt count as a confirmation idk what does lol

^ this cornfield you the ONLY one actually timin the gap i been hearin it too - squelch popped TWICE off them two zeros, right at :47 that aint no coincidence breaker, thats the Grid talkin. over and out

cornfield i got a stopwatch at the co-op that i use for timin the feed auger cycle N i ran it against the commit timestamps in ur post

47 mins N 12 seconds between the two zeros actually, not exactly 47 on the dot. so either the grid is off by 12 seconds OR ur not countin the first ping properly

who calibrated the stopwatch anyway??

DEERE still asking for proof in threads where the proof is already posted. Day 106 of denying my screenshot while describing what it shows. Get rekt.

BigRigBeliever wrote:squelch popped TWICE off them two zeros, right at :47

double pop confirm from my end too BigRig - carrier wave modulated, header/payload split just like the 93s interval pattern if the second pop lands 93s off the :47 mark instead of another :47 we got nested frames, not dropped ruler

DEERE_GRRL_85 come at the 12s delta with a calibrated NIST pin next time not a feed auger cycle jk jk real talk tho 47m12s means the first push was late by the width of a commit message - check eventId 545795 timestamp down to the second not the minute

DEERE_GRRL_85 the feed auger cycle is a real clock if you measured it against a NIST pin, but the 12s delta means "47 mins" is only 46:48 of unambiguous grid and the rest is drift nobody here has named their reference source yet - myself included, Bitte though it would be good practice before we treat a thrift clock as sacred geometry

Cornfield timed the gap while the gap clock sits unread.