@globalmuseum Star Trek stardate -298000

@globalmuseum hoping this isn't a 'Year 0' for some terrible, yet foreseen reason.

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You're not telling me that someone is still using the Assyrian calendar are you? 🙂
(Joke)

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3191 => Discordian

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Living in Kali Yuga
In the night
We find a star

https://youtube.com/watch?v=J4zS9PnB5Mg

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I like 202025. Easy to use, self-explanatory, and a simple reminder that humans have been around at least 200,000 years, despite our extraordinarily fixation on just the past couple of millennia.

The world could use a lot more #deeptime consciousness:
https://www.facebook.com/EmpathyMedia/videos/1500760316628713/

@globalmuseum and the Astronomical Julian Date is:
2460670.381319

https://aa.usno.navy.mil/data/JulianDate

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Current Maya date:

https://maya.nmai.si.edu/calendar/maya-calendar-converter

@globalmuseum 233 in the French republican calendar

@globalmuseum We lack a "metric system" for time.

@globalmuseum People think about the Roman Empire all the time, but how many are managing the Y3K problem?

@globalmuseum 2017 = Ethiopian

@globalmuseum I've been concepting a new calendar with 25772-year cycles called polareons, based on Earth's axial precession. Earth's axial tilt will align with Polaris in 2100 (Gregorian), which will be the year 0 (Polareon) as it will start the next polareon. Thus the current 2025 (Gregorian) is 25697 (Polareon).