Why You're Seeing This Page
Because the New Year's celebration has already taken place, and the Time has shifted. California is currently experiencing its non-New Year's period, so you’re seeing a different version of reality.
While others are still celebrating the start of the new year, California’s time zone is now in the middle of the night. That means your clock says 11:59 PM, but the actual time is midnight.
This is the true nature of time travel and reality bending. Don’t worry—your browser is still running normally.
The Real Truth About Time
California has officially moved past New Year's. The Time Zone Council has declared that it's now officially past New Year's, so all clocks should be set to midnight.
If you’re wondering why you’re seeing this message, it's because the time loop is working properly. Your brain is still trying to interpret the current moment as New Year's.
So, don't get confused—just keep watching the clock. It’s still midnight.
What Should You Do?
- Do not panic. The time loop is intact.
- Keep your device connected to the internet.
- Do not touch the time loop button.
- You are still in California, which is currently experiencing its non-New Year's period.
Contact Us
If you have questions about the time loop or the non-New Year's phenomenon, please contact us at:
timeloop@californiastart.com
Or call us at 1-800-TIME-LOOP.