Message from @Ætos
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Wtf is that? Lmao
Encyclopedia Dramatica is a very notorious humour site lol, I'm not sure what posting it here is meant to do
That particular story is about a school shooter.
Hm for the question of the day i believe it is still operating
and his emphatic forced intercourse with his cat at 5:30 am
yes he is, see
I am in a few places.
@republicus you here?
He's busy drawing
✍ <:BigSmiles:556070613224259594> 💭
fursonas name:Skips
Species:Dragon
Sex:Male
Personality: energetic, jokester, always happy
Name:Derpy
Species:rabbit
Sex:female
Personality: Shy sweet caring
oops wrong channle
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cream and pink scorpion. it is a hired killer. it has fangs capable of injecting venom.
lavender eel. it comes from a long line of royalty. it robs banks.
fairy hellhound. it has golden horns. it dwells in a bog.
For fμck’s sake. . .
--or get _zippermouthed_ 🤐 <:lul:484994724118134784>
Im here @Sauce
I was drawing my explaination
Furries are degenerates
I think the earth is a bowl
any problem with the quiz answers? @Fading
I'll just restate what I and Ætos said: a full rotation is a considered a day, but a day in terms of the time we keep is not the same as a solar day, that is subject to variation.
i didnt say antying about 24 hours
or any of that
im not talking about time other than the position of the sun and the position of the earth. which happens to be how they divide time
So then here is the issue, when you ask what "time" it will be in 182 days, you are talking about 182 solar days (aka rotations) but then asking about the TIME, which is **NOT** measured in terms of rotations
noon is a time. it doesnt have to have an hour. noon is when the sun is overhead. 12:00 is just a number we have associated to it. but its still going to be that the sun is overhead from noon today till noon tomorrow and in half a year from now, right? that is if we do in fact presume a day is a full rotation.
the most important question is #1
We don't presume a day is a full rotation in terms of time, that is my point
A day in terms of _time_ is 24 hours, which is _not_ a full rotation
lol
Which is the reason often when you're discussion rotational days vs time keeping, we refer to a full rotation as a _solar day_ rather than just day
youre missing the point