Look to the Roman calendar: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_calendar
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Wikipedia wrote me asking for more donations since in the past I gave to them. I asked them to hit the CIA up since they spent so much time helping operations. Wikipedia responded that they didn't know what I was talking about.
I try to avoid Wikipedia as much as possible. They've become a nest of vipers. You get good information and then one day some item is magic moved due to popularity and then the definition changes.
We need three sources at least and not the M5M who own 5 phoney positions.
I agree, but I have read similar in text books and whatnot that suggest the same.
I did go to Wikipedia. I had to humble my arrogant position. I've concluded that the calendar is a convenient mess. Since the Earth isn't actually stationary and our solar system is moving the seasons, days, hours and minutes to seconds are SWAGs, Scientific Wild-Ass Guesses.
I also had to ask myself the question, "Is this information meant to frustrate me?" I have to entertain this as there is no story teller in the melee of data.
In fact I'm the story teller. So are you. So is everyone. The also part is that there is natural law which has change built in. Personally I have learned that my anger is based on my inability to accept that things are not the way I think they should be and are. That's a heavy duty burden of sadness.
Instead of sadness I need to see that I'm lacking the skill and knowledge to navigate and I'm going to not make it to the shore. I've hitched up my raft, bitched about life and gone out beyond the surf. The North Star eventually will be replaced by something else. Observation leads to gnosis. Meanwhile the central planners are naming the eighth month after Augustus and the children are confused about October.
Of course they’re guesses, just like anything to do with “time” is. It doesn’t surprise need in and slightest. What’s more ironic is that most of the “science” has been dictated by religions and/or astrology.