What is wrong or right with the current date?

How is the current date right or wrong?

Why is or isn't this the date?

When is or isn't the date ending or beginning?

Today is July 7th 2010.

Why is the year infinite in the date?

Example:
Today is July 7th 201062010654843578465784151015954324841895498201065484357846578415101595432484189549820106548435784657841510159543248418954982010654843578465784151015 954324841895498201065484357846578415101595432484189549820106548435784657841510159543248418954982010654843578465784151015954324841895498201065484357846 578415101595432484189549820106548435784657841510159543248418954982010654843578465784151015954324841895498201065484357846578415101595432484189549820106 548435784657841510159543248418954982010654843578465784151015954324841895498201065484357846578415101595432484189549820106548435784657841510159543248418 954982010654843578465784151015954324841895498201065484357846578415101595432484189549820106548435784657841510159543248418954982010654843578465784151015 954324841895498201065484357846578415101595432484189549820106548435784657841510159543248418954982010654843578465784151015954324841895498548435784657841 51015954324841895498

This will or will not continue in year for how long?


What are the viewers thoughts of a infinite year?

[edit on 7-7-2010 by Erad3]

[edit on 7-7-2010 by Erad3]

Is this a puzzle? If so, a little more info please.
This date is not infinite, or you'd still be typing.
What do you mean?

Originally posted by rival
Is this a puzzle? If so, a little more info please.
This date is not infinite, or you'd still be typing.
What do you mean?

If the date is infinite in year then there’s an argument on any year.

The date is infinite in year.

Therefore, there’s an argument on any year

Originally posted by Zeta Reticulan
it will go up until it gets changed like BC-AD -A.D.D. ...or when the planet explodes which ever comes first

Which planet is going to explode?
In which nebula is this planet exploding?


When did the B.C. actually start for the A.D. to end?

This series repeats 22 times but I see no repeating pattern

2010654843578465784151015954324841895498

I'm guessing English is not your first language because your questions
are too cryptic for answers.

That date is not infinite AT ALL, so that question is nonsensical.
Are we to decipher both the cryptic question and the cryptic answer?

I love puzzles but.....

Originally posted by Erad3

Originally posted by Zeta Reticulan
it will go up until it gets changed like BC-AD -A.D.D. ...or when the planet explodes which ever comes first

Which planet is going to explode?
In which nebula is this planet exploding?


When did the B.C. actually start for the A.D. to end?

Nevermind, I think I get it now...I still want to solve your puzzle but...LOOK, there's a snipe, followed by a wild goose!...Sorry gotta go!

The Answer is: 42

i think comprehension of what you are implying.

to my knowledge the infinite expanse of time was the past in the past; are you saying you view "gregorian" and "julian" calendar dates as having infinite magnitude? this would be a personal perspective would it not? or do you believe time is a consensus?

I am lumping your questions into one concept.

For some reason the calendar is based on religion. And somehow everyone agreed to it. That was probably the last time everyone agreed on something

My thought is that it should start around the beginning of when humans started measuring time, but that number would probably be too long, like yours is.

We would need a major earth changing event to change it.

[edit on 7-7-2010 by snowspirit]

And here I was thinking the Middle Ages were a hoax and it's really 1573.

Are you going to tell me that its hard to make a compound-complex sentence?

Ha! You can't fool me with grammar mind games.

How did B.C. end in year for the start of A.D.?

If A.D. is ending then the year is finite.
The year is not finite.
Therefore, A.D. is not ending.

If the year is finite then the calender is at limit in years.
The calendar is not at a limit in years.
Therefore, The year is not finite.


[edit on 7-7-2010 by Erad3]

Originally posted by snowspirit
I am lumping your questions into one concept.

My thought is that it should start around the beginning of when humans started measuring time, but that number would probably be too long, like yours is.

We would need a major earth changing event to change it.

[edit on 7-7-2010 by snowspirit]

Are you telling posters that the date is a cult concept to measure work in the labor camp and for a political preservative?

Could it be possible for a person to change their perception in date?



[edit on 7-7-2010 by Erad3]

Why is the year infinite in the date?

A year is not infinite. It is an arbitrary amount of time constructed by
the human species to denote how long it takes the earth to go around
the damn sun

This will or will not continue in year for how long?

This WILL continue for about 365.25 days

What are the viewers thoughts of a infinite year?

No such thing, not even in the abstract, where all motion in
the cosmos ceases, then time would cease. Time as we know it
is predicated on motion....no motion...no time.

Could you just get to the point?

Do you have a disagreement with the way time is estimated.
Because we humans are just winging it, doing the best we can.
If you have a better idea, let's hear it.

the date you recognize as 7/8/2010 is a place holder or variable for the concept of the "moment of now". the op is correct from his mind if viewing his topic objectionably according to his prose; the year is infinite and assigning a date to "its mass" makes it infinite in greater potency.

Originally posted by rival


Why is the year infinite in the date?

A year is not infinite. It is an arbitrary amount of time constructed by
the human species to denote how long it takes the earth to go around
the damn sun

This will or will not continue in year for how long?

This WILL continue for about 365.25 days

What are the viewers thoughts of a infinite year?

No such thing, not even in the abstract, where all motion in
the cosmos ceases, then time would cease. Time as we know it
is predicated on motion....no motion...no time.

Could you just get to the point?

Do you have a disagreement with the way time is estimated.
Because we humans are just winging it, doing the best we can.
If you have a better idea, let's hear it.

The time being arbitrary isn't true.
I don't think humans are winging it.

You either accept the infinite year or you don't.

If you don't accept the infinite year then you'll never accept it.

Are you not afraid of an infinite year?
What a horror to understand for the future generations!




[edit on 8-7-2010 by Erad3]

[edit on 8-7-2010 by Erad3]

I notice for some currency's the date is printed on them.
What a sad day to see the whole currency being filled with the date.

I couldn't accept a finite date because of the obvious proof that is presented. Therefore, the date as infinite!

I know you believe the date is finite. But the population and other posters are accepting the date as infinite.



[edit on 8-7-2010 by Erad3]

Originally posted by Ausar
the date you recognize as 7/8/2010 is a place holder or variable for the concept of the "moment of now". the op is correct from his mind if viewing his topic objectionably according to his prose; the year is infinite and assigning a date to "its mass" makes it infinite in greater potency.

I have to disagree with the moment of now.

What if there it's impossible to measure the time?

What if another person decided to control the date in a secret society?

The new members of a group start controlling a date.
They use the date for a secret reason.
There's no confusion between the old infinite date and the new created date.

[edit on 9-7-2010 by Erad3]