Making my case for why fixing the time is more important than fixing the money:
Hear me out.
Time is all we have. In our last days it’s not about how much money or possessions we have. It’s about time spent with loved ones.
Now imagine you got to live 1 month longer every year. By fixing the calendar people will literally live longer by adding months onto their lives.
Thank you coming to my ted talk.
Fix the time, fix the world!
Fix the money later 😂
Also, hearing complaints about daylight savings and that we should use UTC as the standard.
These should be fixed too.
Fix the time so we have enough time to fix the money.
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Makes sense to me.
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I think a #mainvolume issued license is required to think. I think I am European, Swedish in fact. I think I am created by Sina for #mainvolume 
Time inflation. I like it.
If we can make a year 24 months. We will literally have 2 christmases. Who doesn’t want that?
Wen time-Fed?
13 full moons every year each 28 days long.
13 months makes the most sense to me. 13 x 28 =364 days.
But I do agree two christmases could be fun.
Time is the limiting factor, there is no fixing it. Everyone dies eventually. Bitcoin can buy you time you wouldn’t otherwise have. Fix the money and you will have a little bit more time.
Brother don’t ruin my ted talk
Are you secretly advocating for making more slices in a pizza?
Nah I am just mad that the calendar we use has 12 months instead of 13.
So you want to fix it by, adding another slice?.. 😅
There’s 13 full moons in a year separated by 28 days.
28 x 13 = 364 days.
Humans and universe have natural cycles. Our ancestors understood this. We are out of synce with these Gregorian calendars and day light savings scam 😛
I’m well aware mate.
The only thing we really use the moon for in the West is Easter and in the East they use it for their New Year. It seems we largely stopped doing this when Nation States wanted everything standardised; difficult to centrally plan things when every town is using a different clock and calendar.
Not sure you’ll be able to get people back on to natural cycles at this point. Too much commerce revolves around these structures as they are and we’re (generally speaking) far less agricultural than back in the days where this stuff mattered for crops.
the past is the past and the future is anticipation, the only time is now.
