Are you ready for the exact middlepoint of the decade???

What are your plans for it?

blowing my brains out originally

>>82180811
Why? There is so much to live for, LOL!

>>82180688 (OP)
1/1/2025 would have been the middle point of the decade. Five years into the decade had elapsed at that point.

1/1/20 - new decade begins
1/1/21 - one year into the decade
1/1/22 - two years
1/1/23 - three years
1/1/24 - four years
1/1/25 - five years into the decade, so 50%
1/1/26 - six years
1/1/27 - seven years
1/1/28 - eight years
1/1/29 - nine years into the decade
1/1/30 - new decade begins

>>82182470
But that doesn't make sense because it means either:
the first decade would have lasted 9 years; or
the first year would have been 1 BC and the second year would have been 1 AD

>>82182470
See >>82182563

There is no 0 AD in the Gregorian calendar. It begins on 1 AD. Ergo all decades, centuries and millennia begin on years ending in 1 and end on years ending in 0.