Thread 82221560

The exact middlepoint of thw decade is fast approaching. Your plans, robots?

>>82221560 (OP)
Keep working my gay STEMfag job while dumping most my income into equity. Keep deep fucking my girlfriend for as long as she doesn't dump me.

>>82221560 (OP)
The midpoint was last year idiot

>>82221573
Nope. Gregorian calendar begins on 1 AD. No 0 AD. Decades, centuries and millennia begin on years ending in 1 and end on years ending in 0. Mongoloid spastic.

>>82221578
0 to 9 is 10 numbers divided by 2 is 5 so ergo proxy the midway point is 2025 and we have passed it.

>>82221589
Yes, 0 to 9 is 10 numbers. But there is no 0 AD in the Gregorian calendar, it begins on 1 AD. Just like January begins on January 1. First 10
days of January are 1-10. Same with years in the Gregorian calendar. Imbecile.

>>82221627
Well 1 to 9 is 9 numbers divided by 2 is 4.5 so apparently June 2024 was the mid point of the decade and we mega passed it.

>>82221640
1 to 9 isnt a decade. Decades, centuries and millennia begin on years ending in 1 and end on years ending in 0 in the Gregorian calendar due to it beginning on 1 AD.

What are you not understanding about basic math?

>>82221659
You said there was no zero in the Gregory calendar I'm meeting you where you're at. If they end on zeros then the 80s include 1990? That can't be right.

>>82221669
Yes, because there is no 0 AD. Literally just scroll back in any calendar, even the one on your phone, and 1 AD will be directly preceded by 1 BC.

The 80s is not a decade that conforms to the Gregorian calendar. I have told you this a dozen times. Its an entirely arbitrary grouping of 10 years, in the same way 1983-1993 is. Neither are decades which conform to the Gregorian calendar. 1981-1990 is. The 190th decade of it, in fact.

Idiot.

>>82221697
But everyone talks about 80s this or 00s that. I think you're missing something here. Maybe we use a different calendar in the US?

>>82221719
If you were in a room with 999 other people and everyone of them believe men identifying as women were women, would you believe that men who identify as women are women?

You have resoryed to bandwagon fallacy because you have no argument.

Go clean yourself up.

>>82221719
The US has used the Gregorian calendar since its inception.

>>82221719
Like I said, go campaign for calendar reform if you care so much about this. Endlessly lying about and disingenuously arguing that the Sky is green is never going to make it so, though. Go do something about it if you care and want change.

>>82221756
We're talking about calendars what?
>>82221763
I don't know about that!
>>82221767
I don't have to. Everyone talks about the 80s and the 90s and the 00s. I hear it all the time. We're already doing it my way. I don't think anyone does it your way.

>>82221790
Im sorry, you are just wrong. Basic mathematics.

>>82221560 (OP)
New Years coitus

>>82221560 (OP)
continue losing weight and paying off the debts, before anythin else that i see as ambitious

>>82221947
same man, these last couple of years I was dumb as fuck with my money and my body

>>82221560 (OP)
What do I plan to do at 12:00.00 AM on January 1, 2026? Probably wonder if the addition of leap seconds to the latter half of the decade means I'll find out later that I celebrated the midpoint at the wrong time.
>>82221763
>13-month calendar is the best calendar

>>82222016
>While a leap second was previously anticipated for the end of 2026, a recent announcement by the International Earth Rotation and Reference Systems Service (IERS) indicates that no leap second will be added at the end of 2025, and the next possible date for a leap second is June 30, 2026. However, due to the Earth's rotation recently being faster than anticipated, it's unlikely a leap second will be needed in the near future