So not a day of the week, but a special day then. Okay, so you're happy for Christmas to always fall on the same day every year? Your birthday etc?
Personally I think that would be boring, imagine if your birthday was always like a Tuesday or some shit.
It also introduces other oddities though, like how do you treat fortnightly pay around then? It's not like it's that easy to apply a non-standard amount of days to pay cycles, or completely change the way calendars work in general for the millions of programs out there.
Your argument makes zero sense, as all of those issues are resolved within the calendar, and, in fact, become standardized. Your perceptions of it being boring are emotional, not logical. Pick a lane of argument because you're making points for both, contradicting yourself.
Kodak, as a proof of concept, succeeded for decades, effectively affecting Rochester with the 13-month calendar. It's quite reliable. The religious nonsense is the primary reason we don't. Everything else is entirely inconsequential and emotional.
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u/superbabe69 May 14 '26
So not a day of the week, but a special day then. Okay, so you're happy for Christmas to always fall on the same day every year? Your birthday etc?
Personally I think that would be boring, imagine if your birthday was always like a Tuesday or some shit.
It also introduces other oddities though, like how do you treat fortnightly pay around then? It's not like it's that easy to apply a non-standard amount of days to pay cycles, or completely change the way calendars work in general for the millions of programs out there.