Pat Intara
@littlestpat.bsky.social
Grad student at NYU in cognition and perception. He/him
Also “log” like “log in to your account”!
“Log in” ⬅️ “Enter that into the log-book” ⬅️ “Record how fast we’re sailing relative to an (actual wooden) log floating still in the water”
They’d use an hourglass for time and measure distance to the log by counting the knots in a rope, so “knots”=speed!
“Log in” ⬅️ “Enter that into the log-book” ⬅️ “Record how fast we’re sailing relative to an (actual wooden) log floating still in the water”
They’d use an hourglass for time and measure distance to the log by counting the knots in a rope, so “knots”=speed!
August 28, 2025 at 3:24 PM
Also “log” like “log in to your account”!
“Log in” ⬅️ “Enter that into the log-book” ⬅️ “Record how fast we’re sailing relative to an (actual wooden) log floating still in the water”
They’d use an hourglass for time and measure distance to the log by counting the knots in a rope, so “knots”=speed!
“Log in” ⬅️ “Enter that into the log-book” ⬅️ “Record how fast we’re sailing relative to an (actual wooden) log floating still in the water”
They’d use an hourglass for time and measure distance to the log by counting the knots in a rope, so “knots”=speed!