Ka-pi96 said:
DonFerrari said:
Impossible since 365 isn't divisible by 12, unless you want 5 months in the year.
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Firstly, there aren't even 365 days in a year.
Secondly, 364 is divisible by 13 which would produce 28 day months. There would be an extra day, yes. But there's an extra day every 4 years with the current calendar anyway so if that one's accepted why can't another one be accepted? Plus, then it would be very similar to the lunar calendar (ie. the amount of time it takes for the moon to move around the earth). Not exact, but close.
Surely a calendar that isn't perfect but almost makes sense is better than one that isn't perfect and is completely fucked up and makes no sense at all, right?
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I know, there is a little over 365 days.
There would be always an extra day plus the 1/4 of day from the current calendar.
So as I said the only way for us to have same number of days every year (sure excluded the once in every 4 year) would be 5 months.
Having 13 months with either all 28 day, or one with 29 days, or an extra week every 7 years or whatever wouldn`t make anyway better, more sense or practical. It basically doesn`t make much of a difference. At most you would have simpler calculation in programs but also would need to update all of them.
vivster said:
That is one arbitrary calendar as well, since every year there is over a full day missing.
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All fixed formats and units are arbitrary, some are just more logical and useful as others. The current calendar does not fall into that category. And no that day isn't "missing" it's being appended at the end of the year as a holiday.
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them you either would have a month with 29 days or a day out of a month or a 14th month with 1 day... my reply was specific to all months having the same number of days.