“For goodness’ sake, when will you be quitin?”
when you get it.
I am a patient teacher (though admittedly perhaps not the most effective one)
this is part 1 of 2
“Obviously we are now 27 seconds more out of sync with chazal’s molad calculation”
While that is obvious. that isnt at all what I am saying.
Read my last post where I spell it out with an example. The point is that any adjustment made to your clock. (whether due to time zones, DST, standard time or leap seconds or even if you just set it at a different time fr whatever reason) Will NOT affect the time of the molad. I did not say we would “take into account for determining our calendar” We dont. However it DOES affect the time that your clock reads as it relates to the molad, since the time of the Molad remains fixed (2/5/204 + (29/12/793) + (29/12/793) etc etc) when changes are made to YOUR clock will be relevant.