Re: Our (US) $s at work.

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On Mon, 1 Aug 2005, Mike McCarty wrote:

Not possible. The length of the year is not a simple multiple of the
length of a day. Furthermore, the length of the day is not constant.

Lots of smart people think about time. There's no particular relationship between the solar day the lunar month and the earth year. our calender is essentially aribitary except for some convenient hacks that keep astronomical phenomena is sync with our arbitary calendar. we now have the ability to tell time using clocks fixed to physical constants, but that hasn't really informed on the arbitrary calendar yet.

Just another idiot on the bus...
joelja

[snip]

Mike


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