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/r d10+2020

@Rusp: d10+2020 = (6)+2020 = 2026

Soon

6 MORE YEARS

I won’t be alive for that long

i wonder how many of us will be dead by then

Hrrrm

are there gonna be any more penis removers?

Okay here we go

How many will die by 6 years

/r d45

@heir: d45 = (32) = 32

oof

Oh wow

salad

i agree

cymbal

tamtam

pastrami

No it's okay guys, pika is just pulling your leg

Real life reaction

/r d7777

@Dolfin: d7777 = (7074) = 7074

Close

so apparently every class I want to/have to take next semester is teusday thursday

when it's not wednesday

they also really like conflicting with each other

Ok guys i want your opinion because im registering too

im taking Principals of Physics 1 and i have 2 options

MWF from 8 to 9:55 or a MW from 2:30 to 5:15

do you really want to wake up for an 8 am that you have to attend 3 days a week?

8 ams kill the soul

i actually answered my question before typing that but i didnt want to leve yall hanging

i thought it said 9:15 not 9:55

thats why i asked

i already had the 2:30 selected

i do have to take inorganic chemistry at 8 am though on tuesday thursday though

F

hopefully you actually get to learn in that class unlike I did

Ask Max what was the earliest class she signed up for was?

she mastered avoiding those

all the lower level classes are always early here

8 is my earliest

higher level and grad have been consistantly later

my first 2 years had mandatory 8 AMs

spooky I just realized how fucked leap years are

I did not realize it skipped leap years on years like 2000 that are divisible by 400

What are you even talking about

spooky posed a question, if you take the date format as day/month/year, and treat that as division, how many days do you lose

Leap years are Julius Ceasers finest accomplishment

in other words, how many unique combinations of days/(months times years) are there

they should have just restarted the caladar

when they realized we were missing days

well Pika, he kind of did

instead of the shit they did to fix it

went from 8 months to 12, and added leap years

iirc, they also added/removed a week in some year

that might be unrelated though

idk

just so things lined up

it's pretty interesting how close we got with leap years

only off by a couple minutes

yeah its weird how close it is

here is a model someone suggested that removes leap years and instead makes leap weeks every 6 years

month always starts at monday

better idea

just adjust all clocks by 1 minute every 3 days

redefine the second

use metric time

use natural units based in distace

so use meters for time

since [time] = [length] = [mass]^-1 = [energy]^-1

actually better yet use inverse kg as time

I will be there in 0.5 kg^-1

I did the conversion, thats 7.39x10^-51 s

I should have been there quite fast