Younger generation will say “clock it” and can’t even tell the time on an actual clock

@hippyjoe1955 I just gauge the sun's position in the sky, Native method.

@NativePortlander1970 That too. How many fingers until sundown.

@hippyjoe1955 no like the clocks that hang on the wall

They literally cannot read those clocks 😭

Sundial is a pretty easy one

@DeluxedEdition Actually the clocks on the wall with the hands are based on the sundial. That is why the twelve is in the north position.

@DeluxedEdition It's actualy very simple...[media=https://youtu.be/p5gXD70Fubc]

@hippyjoe1955 who is going to teach me all this stuff when your generation is gone 😭

@DeluxedEdition We can still help You now.

@NativePortlander1970 this is going to sound wild but I actually find it easier to read a sundial than an analog 🤣 🤣

Because we don’t use them as much anymore I actually have to count by fives to figure it out 😭

@DeluxedEdition Google????? lol

@DeluxedEdition Sadly I blame schools for removing analog clocks from the front of classrooms some years ago, I could read a clock by the end of my first week of kinderarten in september 1975.

@NativePortlander1970 the American school system is a complete and utter failure

Math and literacy rates declining across the nation is extremely disappointing and what is supposed to be a first world country

@DeluxedEdition Well the US fell for the lies of Marxism and its methods of education that resulted in ignorance.

@DeluxedEdition For math I blame common core, illiteracy is the fault of internet slang n abbrev, u kno