Hmm..ok, but no. Can you guess the before and the after?

5:54 AM is before and 6:07 AM is after. A pattern is a mathematical relation among multiple elements of a set of numbers. Two elements is not enough to be considered "multiple" in any case. For example, if I offered up the question: "what is the pattern: 1, 1... ?" then no one would be able to narrow down the possibilities. Perhaps it's a fibonacci pattern 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, ... where the pattern for element n of the sequence is given by An = An-1 + An-2, or perhaps the pattern is just a series of the number one... 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1... or perhaps the pattern is the series of the factorials of non-negative integers: 0!, 1!, 2!, 3!, ... The pattern must be guessed by determining the relation between two elements of the series and then verified by checking that guess with any other two elements of the series. With only two elements in a series, there will never be sufficient information to fully determine the pattern, because there is not enough information to rule any potential relation out.

Hmm..ok, the before is 4:44. And the after is 7:07. What’s before and after now?

Smarty pants ..::D

It may not be your average pattern, per say.. it is small increments.. because you cannot have certain times, like 6:66 or 7:77 o’clock

3:33 and 8:08

5:44 and 6:17 could be one answer, based on the difference pattern. Essentially the same if it's a product pattern. Not enough data is given to narrow down to a geometric pattern. Or, you could go out on a crazy limb and say that there are 1440 minutes in a day, 5:55 AM is 355 minutes into the day and 6:06 AM is 366 minutes into the day. If you type 1440 in a calculator and turn it upside-down, it says "Oh hi." If you type 355 into a calculator and turn it upside down, it says "SSE" or south-by-southeast. If you type 366 and turn it upside down, it says "GGE," which is "EGG" spelled backwards. If a rooster sits on top of a barn, and the wind is blowing SSE at 11 knots and it's 6 AM. The farmer walks by and says, "Oh hi," and the bird lays an egg, which way does it roll down the roof of the barn? The correct answer is "Roosters don't lay eggs." The upside of the story is that the farmer can now make a fortune off his transexual rooster. Transexual female-to-male fowl don't have boobs, so, you type "Boobless" into an upside-down calculator and turn it facing right-side up, it is: 55378008, which corresponds to 10:05 PM, July 14th, 6317 AD