Already have every kind of clock imaginable? How about a human powered one? Well, then you might want to check out the REAL TIME project by designer Maarten Baas. Rather than using a motor to turn some dials, or a computer to blink LEDs on and off, his creations have a human inside of them who redraws the clock every minute or so. My only question is, how do the humans know what time it is? [via MoCo Loco]











Job market: fixed!
Most tedious job ever. I wouldn’t make it more than 3 days, 16 hours, 3 minutes, 54 seconds.
Only the artist that came up with this deserves to “power” it.
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