Distance between a Clock's hands when the distance is increasing most rapidly

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haruspex said:
You are being chased by a bear. You can run at the same speed in any direction. Which way do you run?
The a priori knowledge comes from millions of years of evolution.
In the direction of any fat guy you can outrun , who will keep the bear busy for a while.
 

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