A second seat 19 ft 8 in south
A second seat 19 ft 8 in south fixes privacy exposure.
Put two chairs 19 feet 8 inches to the south and leave the main table where it is. The point is not to fix this spot but to stop needing it at the hour it does not work.
- Gained
- Privacy exposure
- Lost
- Nothing here.
- Unchanged
- What it feels like
- Still unanswered
- Noise
- The test
- A second seat 19 ft 8 in south
- If it worked
- privacy exposure no longer stops the hour.
- If it didn’t
- If what it feels like still stops the hour after you try it, this was not the mechanism.
- Next evidence
- Noise. Nobody has told us what the noise is like here, and it is not something geometry can infer.
+1 hours of usable time on this day. Opens 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM.
Summer solstice, 21 June: no usable hours then, with or without this change.
Winter solstice, 21 December: no usable hours then, with or without this change.
Solstice hours are how long this use can happen on those days. The beam sentence is one clock time, and a different number.
On this day: privacy exposure is what keeps it shut, and People on the sidewalk is who can see in. With this change, nothing named closes the usable span.
On the summer solstice: privacy exposure is what keeps it shut, and People on the sidewalk is who can see in. With this change, what it feels like is what keeps it shut, and air movement is the part that moves how it feels.
On the winter solstice: what it feels like is what keeps it shut, and how much sky is overhead is the part that moves how it feels. With this change, what it feels like is what keeps it shut, and direct sun on the seat is the part that moves how it feels.
Summer beam up about 100 per cent, winter beam up about 0 per cent at this hour.