 We are, without realizing it, we're looking at the series of stars that the Egyptians called the decants that followed Sirius about 10 degrees apart in the sky, which is the reason why we subdivide the night and then the day also in 12 hours. And so whenever we glance at our watch, in reality, we're glancing deep into the past and deep into the starry origin of our timekeeping that has always been with us.