How you ever counted how many times you normally blink in one minute?
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Never had before now ..\n\n=0)\nGood luck
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4 Hertz = 4 times per second
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One picosecond is 10^(-12) of a second or 0.000000000001 seconds.\n\nTo find out how many picoseconds in one second, we simply do the following calculation:\n\n1 / 0.000000000001 = 10^12 = 1000000000000\n\nIn other words, there are 10^12 picoseconds in one second.
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16 seconds was my best time. :o(
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It depends how fast you can count.  The easiest way to do it, is to suppose you can count one number every second.  Of course, the smaller the number the faster you can count (on2-two-three can be said faster than one number a second) but once you reach the bigger numbers, then it'll probably take more than a second to say it (eighy three million five hundred and ninety six) so we'll average it out to one second a number.\n\nSo it means that it would take 1 billion seconds.  Divide that by 60 once and then twice (there are 60 seconds and a minute and 60 minutes in an hour) you get 2777777.78 hours.  Divide that by 24 you get 11574 days.  You want it in years?  Divide it by 365,26 (leap years...) and voilà!  31.69 years!!
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well its complicated but one of the members (i cant remeber) has a eye disordor which makes him blink rapidly. the members timed 1 minute to see how many times he blinked and it was 182 times
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I would say ON AVERAGE about once per sentence. That being said, I would also imagine that based on that observation the actual number of times would be directly proportional to the amount of time the speaker spends talking. So the lower end would probably be somewhere around three or four hundred and the upper end around 100,000 like my idiotic brother.
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six and a half minutes?
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You're really close! The answer is actually 1:03:11. You were off one minute because you forgot to borrow a minute from the 34 so you could subtract the seconds.
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All people blink.  It is an involuntary reflex (meaning it happens without you knowing) which helps hydrate the eyes and clear away dust, etc.\n\nYou can voluntarily blink also, which a blind person can do.  The nerves responsible for sight and blinking are different, so the only way a blind person could not blink would be if there was a stroke or infection which caused damage to both of those cranial nerves.
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3 seconds, i recommend holding up to your eyes to get a closer look. lol
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Surely, it's "Blinking" obvious!
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My 8th grade writing teacher taught it to me like this: Your eyes stop momentarily, for less than a split second, when you read, and how often your eyes stop determines how fast you read. So, my teacher had us read our book by just going as fast as we can: like, we wouldn't let our eyes stop, we would just keep looking at the sentence going on and on, and we wouldn't stop, even if we didn't understand all of it. He did a good job teaching that, it was a good method too. Hope it helps you out here. :)
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482 times to be exact
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If it's the clock blinking on 12:00 (?) then, you just need to set the clock.  Probably through the menu by remote control.\n\nIf it's something else, let me know and I'll try to help...\n\nBy the way, thanks for your input re: my question posted about 30 minutes ago... I realized that IE has a content advisor function and can limit some access.  Of course, there's nothing like self-control... LOL.
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Does anybody really count times?  Partners maybe.  \n\nI am 25 and married, so counting every other day for the last year, 183 times.