But when people lie they donât create stuff out of thin air,â Eastman said. Instead, they use memories, what they know, so itâs not completely fabricated, and that in turn may not cause as much cognitive overload and decreased blink rate. âIt is almost impossible, to say if a person does X, it means theyâre lying.
If you take 24 and divide it by 3, which is Morning, Afternoon and Evening, you would get 8 hours. So each time of day lasts exactly 8 hours. So basically you could say Good morning at 4:05 AM, Good Evening at 8:05 PM and Good Afternoon at 7:59 PM. Taking into consideration that we all know that morning and afternoon are both separated at exactly 12:00 PM and that the whole day has 24 hours (almost 24 but the difference is already accumulated every 4 years on february).
Since I usually have this one wrong, I'll attempt an answer and wait for somebody to correct me. Good morning: from dawn to midday. Good afternoon: from midday to sunset or sixish [that would be around 6:00 pm] Good evening: from sunset [or sixish] to bedtime. As I said previously, I often had it wrong. When I was staying in the UK, I often caught myself saying good morning at 1-2 pm because where I live it works quite differently.