Mikhail, Stephen sirs:
>If a calendar designer isn't commited to bringing a new calendar to
>market,>and to adoption and use by others, then this becomes a "WHY?"
>question.I am NOT as lucky to have 'knowhow' for developing the software etc.
>for a future World Calendar. My inputs and data has been, however, under
>review with EXPERTS since mid 2002 when I joined the discussion groups:
>[email protected] and
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I have tried to give a balanced view of my attempts at:
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Calendar 'http://www.brijvij.com/bbv_Lnr-Tithi_HarrCal..pdf' and that of Indus
Length Unit http://www.brijvij.com/indusEvidence.doc , which being TWICE the
METRE length used today are revelations needing 'investigative probe'.
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Date: Tue, 13 Nov 2007 17:28:19 +0300From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: The World Dual
Calendar 2008To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dear Calendar People,
Stephen A. wrote on 03.10.2007:
>I've said before that a small change or a phased group of "kicks" overseveral
>decades would be better accepted psychologically and may almost seenas passe
>by most people. They would simply buy the new calendar, in bothsenses of the
>word "buy." This is, of course, a question of HOW to phase ina calendar, not
>WHICH calendar to adopt.The "WHICH?" question is also very important, and
>consists of the fact thatsome calendar ideas are simply too radical,
>confusing, or evenlaugh-inducing, to be adopted whether phased in over a
>century or attemptedall at once, over a weekend.In my view, the point of
>discussing calendar concepts should be to winnowout those negative calendar
>concepts, hash out the science that underpinsthe viable options, and discuss
>possible ways to "bring them to market," ifyou will.If a calendar designer
>isn't commited to bringing a new calendar to market,and to adoption and use by
>others, then this becomes a "WHY?" question.
In that case, discussions about calendar reform amount to a Giant
Irrelevancy,and one might as well be talking about which Star Trek series
featured thenicest uniforms, or which genus of flower is "prettier." Such
discussions,while somewhat entertaining perhaps, could be endless. And they
arepointless.Of course, if we don't know WHAT the concept is, it cannot be
discussed atall. If a designer can't, or won't, describe his or her calendar
concept inbasic terms for either scientists or laymen (i.e. how many months
does ithave, how many days are in each month, when do the leap years occur, and
whyis it worth swtiching from the Gregorian we all grew up with) and is
notprepared to *ever* give easily understood answers to these questions to
bothlaymen *and* scientists, then discussion of a reform idea is
interesting,but again, ultimately pointless.Personally, I have no patience for
would-be calendar designers of that sort,nor for discussions of ludicrious
calendar reforms that overreach commonsense or practicality.>
Mikhail P. says:
The World Dual Calendar 2008 is brought to Russian market and it is adopted and
used
by others, then this becomes a .WHY?. question.
WHY you don.t publish the given calendar in your village?
See, please, a copy of the World Dual Calendar 2008 on the web-site:
http://CalendarPetin-Meton.narod.ru/DualCalendar2008.htm
Best regardsMikhail Petin http://CalendarPetin-Meton.narod.ru/index.htm
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