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Encyclopedia > Human timescales

This is a table of time periods and frequencies relevant to human beings.


0.1 to 0.2 s:

0.2 to 1 s

1-10 s:

10-100 s

1 E3 s:

1 E4 s:

  • 28,600 seconds = 8 hours -- one workday in most Western countries
  • 86,400 seconds = one day = 24 hours, sleep, awake

1 E5 s:

1 E6 s:

1 E7 s, 116 days to 3.2 years:

1 E8 s, 3.2 to 32 years:

1 E9 s:

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MCA - Activity in Time (1487 words)
Our immediate human interactional timescale ranges from the glance and the word, said or done in a second or less, to the complex sentence spoken or heard, the complex action performed over a few tens of seconds.
For adjacent timescales it is also quite clear that the processes at the next lower timescale make possible the repeatable patternings of the next longer scale, in accord with the reductionist model of systems hierarchies.
But level N is never the top level (certainly for human social processes); interactions on the focal level are not free to range over all the possibilities afforded them: they are also constrained by being themselves part of longer timescale processes at level N+1.
List of time periods - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (336 words)
The geologic timescale covers the extent of the existence of Earth, from about 4600 million years ago to the present day.
It is used to consider the formation and change of the Earth itself, and large-scale changes in the planet's inhabitants.
The "human" timescale covers the time that humans have existed, usually taken to be from about 250,000 years ago - when Homo Sapiens began to develop.
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