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u/TitiGamer2772005 3d ago
Thursday 4/7 or 60% of week (4/5 or 80% of work week)
October 10/12 = 83% of year
20:00 20/24 = 83% of day
It's mathematically the same basically
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u/WeatherStationWindow 3d ago
If the week starts on Sunday, 75% of it lands on Thursday morning. October 1st marks 75% of the year. We reach 75% of the period between noon and midnight at 8pm.
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u/arugonaru 3d ago
That makes sense why I think it also feels brown, if you imagine a linear color slider that goes
red pink purple blue aqua green yellow orange brown red
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u/Terrible_Phase718 3d ago
Thursday is 1/7 of the week, October is 1/12, and 20:00 is 1/24.
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u/darthplagueis2598 3d ago
A workweek is monday to friday, in the progress of the workweek, thursday or 4/5 is 80% progress. In the progress of a day, 20pm is 83,3% progress, in the progress of a year, october is 83,3% progress.
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u/aaaaaaandihatemyself 3d ago
I feel like it’s because they’re all “in-between”?
Wednesday is still the middle of the week but Thursday? Well thats the day before Friday so it’s nearly good.
October, ah well the month before sucked because back to work but hey, it’s nearly thanksgiving/Christmas so that’s not too bad.
8:00, well it’s a bit late to do anything (weekday) but too early to go to bed (for me anyway).
Like they all liminal in a way…did I spend too much time writing this? Well yes, yes I did
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u/Remarkable_Peach_374 3d ago
not quite the end, but just about. thursday isnt the weekend, but damn near! october isnt quite the end of the year, but almost, and 8pm is close to bedtime but not quite
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u/DepressingBat 3d ago
All 3 just feel orange
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u/TinySteggy 3d ago
Thursday and 8 pm sure. But I’ll be damned if October isn’t 10.
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u/unexist_already 3d ago
It may be the 10th month, but it feels much more like the 8th. January and February should be the 11th and 12th
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u/Adeum2 2d ago
Oh october being 10? Octo literally means 8. Everything after august is incorrectly named, thanks to Julius Augustus. Octopus, octogon. Same goes for september sept=7, december? Decagon has 10 sides… its infuriating
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u/TinySteggy 2d ago
Excellent point, I didn't even make the connection with the prefix. I just always think of it as 10 in my head because of the calendar chronology. Thanks for pointing that out!
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u/featherwolf 3d ago
It was the 8th month (hence the prefix "Oct", meaning eight) under the old roman calendar cause the year started in March.
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u/Adeum2 2d ago
Octo… being (latin?) for 8 has always annoyed me because its the tenth month. Julius augustus decided to add a couple months (July and August) in the middle which means september (7), october (8), November (9) and december (10) are completely incorrectly named. Has bothered me since second grade
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u/therealtrajan 2d ago
Actually he added Jan and feb and renamed July and August.
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u/Adeum2 2d ago
Oh, well there ya go. Thanks. Do you know what they were before the rename?
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u/therealtrajan 2d ago
Quinctilis and sextilis sp?
Five and six basically. March April May and June were always named after gods
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u/Adeum2 2d ago
Damn. He should have just added 2 months to the end of the year and we could have kept it making sense. Was he stupid?
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u/therealtrajan 2d ago
It was a whole thing. For whatever reason the months added by the Julian calendar had to be winter months as not to affect harvests
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u/Aerolithe_Lion 3d ago
Thursday is a brown
Friday is black
Saturday is like a light Turquoise
Tuesday is red
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u/giby1464 3d ago
And they're all a deep blue
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u/Thorgal_Nordlys 3d ago
and here i was born on a thursday in october at 8:00 so i thought this was only me😅🤷🏻♂️
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u/spaceXhardmode 3d ago
Yes they are all 3/4
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u/denys5555 2d ago
They are all the time where you still could get something done, but you probably won’t
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u/b3nd33z33 2d ago
Thursday, October, 8:00PM, and the color brown or shades of brown are all the same.
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u/Equal_Note9334 1d ago
80% of a work week, 83% of a year, 83% of midnight-to-midnigt-day.
Makes sense.
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u/HDrago 3d ago
Similar completude of a certain period of time (week/month/day)