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JANUARY 14, 2010 5:32AM

Open Salon Linked to Breach in Space-time Continuum

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The Open Salon stands accused of breaching the laws of physics, in particular those related to time.  Is the OS operating in some parallel universe which manages to wrong-foot the real world?  I believe it it.

Otherwise how to explain that when I sit down at my computer for fifteen minutes to check in and read a post or two, or maybe make a comment here or there, I find myself interrupted mid-blog because the pizza is burning, the dog has been outside for an hour, or I'm late picking someone up from soccer practice?  To my amazement I find that fifteen minutes OS time has morphed into more than an hour in real time.  How does this happen?

The only explanation seems to be that in the blogosphere the laws of time and space as we know them do not exist.  Time warps ahead as I travel from post to comment to favorite to discovering someone new.  Alas, I fear there is no solution to this paradox.

I'm haunted by the rent in the fabric of time through which the unexplored depths of the OS can be tantalisingly glimpsed.  There will never be enough real time to catch up.

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The truly scary part is that it's not just OS. Its all social media that creates the illusion that we are reaching out to people who, in reality, arent even there

Its ALL an illusion!
Hi Kathy--Thanks for commenting.

Hi Studman--I know what you mean and it is a little scary. What is reality anyway? I see more hours being consumed over this issue alone! In a way the blog just proves how much time we spend in our own heads.
I propose taking some of the spare hours from the end of our lives and assigning them here, which would allow us to read OS for hours now and reduce the number of crabby, sickly old people later.
It's the opposite of Einstein's twins paradox: fifteen minutes on OS actually ages you an hour.
Ah, yes. Somedays I think I will just pop over to OS for a quick peak as a reward for completing some work-related task. I don't know how those quick peeks end up turning into an hour or two. Lucky thing I mostly work from home. Thanks for explaining what's really going on, makes perfect sense!
Don't worry, time doesn't really exist anyway, except in your mind.
I was just thinking about the same exact thing. Mindreader! Rated.
It can take a whole afternoon or evening away, whooosh!
It all has to do with a flux capacitor or something. And a DeLorean. All I have is an old Volvo... and no flux capacitor. We just need to go back to the future and do what Frank says. Or forward to the past... or something.
Frank--I'm with you. What a great idea.
Pilgrim--Please tell me the aging is only in terms of wisdom.
Mamoore--It can be the only explanation for this phenomenon I think.
New 2--You'll have me pondering again. More time going...
Akopsa--Thanks. Great minds think alike of course.
Rita--It can, it does. Very addictive.
C.K.--You've got it. I'm always lost by that time traveling thing. I've read the Time Traveler's Wife twice and I still don't get it.
So *that's* the answer. I nominate you for a Nobel Prize in physics.
Lea, you are too kind. Thanks for commenting.
We do what we can.
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