Temporal Ergonomics 101: Module 2 - Time Loops

Time Loops 101: A Primer

Time loops are a fundamental concept in Temporal Ergonomics, allowing you to repeat a single moment in time over and over again, optimizing the efficiency of your timeline.

Types of Time Loops:

Simple Time Loops: Repeat a single moment in time for a set period of time.
Complex Time Loops: Repeat a series of moments in time, with varying degrees of success.
Meta-Time Loops: Loop the entire process of creating a time loop, for the sake of efficiency.

Example 1: Simple Time Loops

			timeLoop = function(moment, duration) {
				// Create a simple time loop
				// Moment is the point in time to repeat
				// Duration is the length of the loop
				return moment.repeat(duration);
			}

Example 2: Complex Time Loops

			timeLoop = function(moments, successRate) {
				// Create a complex time loop, with varying degrees of success
				// Moments is an array of moments in time
				// SuccessRate is the rate at which the moments are successful
				return moments.repeat(successRate);
			}

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