Clock 101:
5th point is probably incorrect, or I don't understand what you're trying to say
6th point, so far, is a working hypothesis – should probably not be in the 101
However, shared timestamp probably should go into the 101, as they're related to symmetry/mirroring of the markers
How to read the clock (Primary):
Good so far, but I'd also include that all shared markers should be checked (not just the reflection)
Secondary is a bit unclear/incomplete is my guess – this may be because it's work in progress, or because I haven't 100% understood all of it completely (yet).
Don't think anyone has anything against you working on the clock or sharing your ideas. However, so far these have been ideas only and you haven't come up with more substantiated indications that indeed this kind of "time-lapse" cryptography might have to be applied (or even looked into at a deeper level).
By technical arguments (and I for one and for now also see it that way), the anon >>2218058 is not wrong. If your only argument is that it takes as long to decrypt as to encrypt, then – indeed – all work here would be futile (for most parts), and we'd just have to wait.
Again, your idea probably made it to the notables for not to be excluded as a possibility – but so far it's lacking any further evidence/indications.
Also, please spare us things like "I win!" – it says that you haven't understood what you yourself are doing (as – stated above – I don't see strong enough evidence for your idea), and it also shows that you haven't understood what Q said: We all are winning, or none of us!
Further, if you need something, it'd be appreciated if you first tried it yourself, before asking other anons for help (in a possibly futile idea), and with that (if they want to be helpful) maybe distract them from their work.
If you have/give examples, that your ideas are working, or even explain your ideas so that they are plausible (or not) to some of us, I am sure, given the case, anons will do all they can to help.
Finally, >>2220529 – we should all be around long enough to know that the spreadsheet exists (maybe even long enough to know who helped you with the timestamps in the beginning).
It's also in the dough of every bread in the general. and most of us likely appreciate your work.
However, I'd really appreciate if you'd not advertise it around here repeatly (and that's where the emphasis goes). You've done it in the last bread, and also here by now at least three times ! What's your purpose in doing that? We all know if we need it or not for our work, and also are capable of telling fellow clockfags about its existence in the unlikely case they're unaware.