*Fun fact:* The use of clocks played an important role during the death of Emperor Domitian. From a young age, the future Emperor knew through a prophecy the exact day and hour of his death. To prevent this, he locked himself in his private room when the expected time of death arrived and remained there for an entire hour, using a water clock as a timer. Once the prophesied hour finally ended, Domitian was convinced that the prophecy was false and allowed himself to resume his usual social functions. As soon as he opened the door of the room, a group of senators rushed to him and stabbed him to death. Someone had previously advanced the water clock an hour
This simply isn't true and there is zero historical records. The only thing you said that was accurate was Domintian was murdered. Everything else is a myth.
I can tell by your accent that you're second generation Chinese American. People raised in homes where Chinese is spoken by their parents, and English spoken at school, tend to have subtle giveaways in their speech. Like you.
How about the history of Daylight Saving? When we Americans since no other countries does this, turn our clocks and watches an hour forward in the spring and back in fall.
