content: The screenshot was taken from the documentary "Won't You Be My Neighbor", about 38 minutes into the video. Here is a short clip. I have discussed on Voat before how humans measure time is very important. Usually I only mention how there are 12 months of varying days instead of 13 months of equal days. When I saw this frame I realized how time is broken down into smaller and smaller chunks, and never visualized a minute like that. The point I try to make about how we measure time, is that is serves to separate humans from nature, from a natural cycle. Daylight savings time does this massively. For humans, especially those living far from the equator, need to know where in the cycle of time they are to prepare for winter. In the middle of winter they need to know how much longer until spring. Ever wonder who decided to break the natural cycle of time up into these increments? Why 60 seconds, why not 100? 100 years ago, who could afford a watch? How was time measured before clocks? By light. The sun. I grew up watching Mr. Rogers. I did not like cartoons. Fred realized how big of a tool the television was, and used it for good. Look how it is being used today. Look who controls most of what you see on it. Look how the jews killed youtube. They don't want anyone else to have this great power. Even though the jews produced this documentary, there isn't much they could do to mess with Mr. Rogers, his intentions, or his messages. I highly recommended every one watch it. Hopefully the new movie with Tom "Missing Shoe" Hanks doesn't ruin Mr. Rogers name. Sorry for the delay in replying, I had to re-encode the HD clip from ~162MB down to ~22MB so as not to kill goats bandwidth usage to watch 2 minutes of a video.