ee te ea Review = [,] Bookmark Gg x feleg =NeSaal Feng 0a) / 10F40 / The Evolution of Timekeeping 'Clocks are everywhere in today's world. People wear wristwatches and carry mobile phones that show them the exact time of day. Without these timekeepers, our modern world would be chaotic, causing people to show up late for movies, meetings, and appointments. People, however, have not always lived lives that are regimented by hours and minutes. In fact, humans lived for tens of thousands of years without needing any device to organize time. The rhythm of their lives was basically determined by the rising and setting of the sun. When the sun was in the sky, they could work; when the sun had set, they rested. For the past 5,000 years, however, humans have spent a great deal of energy working to organize time more accurately and in smaller increments. As humans have created more accurate clocks, our lives have become increasingly separated from the traditional rhythms of nature and instead are more dependent on these devices Cre TestNav User de In paragraph 1, the expression \"rhythm of their lives" suggests that people's lives were filled with . A. tedium and consistency B. patterns and routines . C. difficulties and changes D. pleasure and seriousness G@ 2@ veci6 7:53 9