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Originally posted by zeeblebot
it's a good reason not to look to Sean Penn, et al, for significant political thought.
who?

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Originally posted by coquette
Ok, let's see. When do you start living? (Please excuse any right to life blather at the moment. This will get more interesting if we go to "when does life actually start?" For now, we'll stick to the OB delivery, just for the discussion)

So, you start counting your years of life at your 1st birthday, and then say I am "one - 1?"

No, you began with th ...[text shortened]... ch moment added on toward your 1st birthday, at which point your start your 2nd year.
Yes, but do you describe someone who is less than a year old as being "0 years old"?

No.

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Originally posted by Suzianne
Yes, but do you describe someone who is less than a year old as being "0 years old"?

No.
First a baby is a second old, time starts from there, minutes, hrs., days, months, untill they reach their first year. OH, it takes 365 days for them to reach year1, unless they are born on a leap year in which case it would take them 366.

You are welcome in advance. 🙂

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Originally posted by Suzianne
Yes, exactly, let's count to ten.


Ask any little kid to count to ten.

Does he start at 0 and stop at 9?

No, he starts at 1 and counts to ten.



Yes, please, explain it "simpler" so you get it.

Yes, it's clear that you're a moron. Thanks for playing.
Simpler (for the status quo morons):
When you get to one, you've just finished a year, how hard is that? We were all born on our first birthday? Great deductions, great minds, Maybe that's why the world is in economic crisis, no one can add anymore. Did zero ever hold a place for you? Do you understand how to account for time?
Let's run a race, see who's the fastest. Does the starter pistol go bang and there's one minute on the clock? One second? One hour? No, it starts at zero. Any TIME origination starts at zero. Time also expires at zero. One second left on a chess blitz, checkmate, you win. Zero left on a blitz, you lose. losers. Read music? Count time, the first beat is well into the tune, you've all ready established the tempo, the key signature, the time signature, song title.

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Originally posted by gregsflat
Simpler (for the status quo morons):
When you get to one, you've just finished a year, how hard is that? We were all born on our first birthday? Great deductions, great minds, Maybe that's why the world is in economic crisis, no one can add anymore. Did zero ever hold a place for you?
Being our Mothers carried us for 9 months perhaps our year one birthday should be at 3 months old? 😉

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Originally posted by Very Rusty
Being our Mothers carried us for 9 months perhaps our year one birthday should be at 3 months old? 😉
the Chinese have a system a bit like that. basically, newborn babies are "one year old".

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Originally posted by gregsflat
Did zero ever hold a place for you?
Yes, right between -1 and 1.

Years don't work that way.

2, BC, 1 BC, 1 AD, 2 AD, etc. No Year 0. No being 0 years old.

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Originally posted by Very Rusty
First a baby is a second old, time starts from there, minutes, hrs., days, months, untill they reach their first year. OH, it takes 365 days for them to reach year1, unless they are born on a leap year in which case it would take them 366.

You are welcome in advance. 🙂
Bump for Suzianne

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Originally posted by Suzianne
Yes, but do you describe someone who is less than a year old as being "0 years old"?

No.
Truly moronic. You're giving blondes a bad rap. Hope you're at least good looking, you need some saving grace.

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could some kind mod please move this to the retardo-debates forum?

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Originally posted by Suzianne
Yes, right between -1 and 1.

Years don't work that way.

2, BC, 1 BC, 1 AD, 2 AD, etc. No Year 0. No being 0 years old.
The year 2000 comes to mind, did you happen to skip that year of your life?

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I am honestly blown away by the stubbornness being exhibited in this thread.

All this ridiculous zero talk is completely irrelevant when explaining why Jan. 1, 2010 is the start of a decade which shall be henceforth known as the '10s. Clearly I gave some of you a little more credit than deserved.

You pedants that want to start your own impractical decade next year for no other reason than to ensure every decade in the history of civilization has been partitioned equally and linearly like some gang of OCD freaks are free to do so. But don't try and feed that nonsense to me. I'm just too bloody practical.

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Originally posted by darvlay
I am honestly blown away by the stubbornness being exhibited in this thread.

All this ridiculous zero talk is completely irrelevant when explaining why Jan. 1, 2010 is the start of a decade which shall be henceforth known as the '10s. Clearly I gave some of you a little more credit than deserved.

You pedants that want to start your own impractical d ...[text shortened]... e free to do so. But don't try and feed that nonsense to me. I'm just too bloody practical.
Well Said!

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Originally posted by darvlay
I am honestly blown away by the stubbornness being exhibited in this thread.

All this ridiculous zero talk is completely irrelevant when explaining why Jan. 1, 2010 is the start of a decade which shall be henceforth known as the '10s. Clearly I gave some of you a little more credit than deserved.

You pedants that want to start your own impractical d ...[text shortened]... e free to do so. But don't try and feed that nonsense to me. I'm just too bloody practical.
Where do you think the Binary system came from?

It starts with zero time, zero effect and zero items.

Doesn't it??

Computers run on nothing. Fact!!

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Originally posted by mikelom
Where do you think the Binary system came from?

It starts with zero time, zero effect and zero items.

Doesn't it??

Computers run on nothing. Fact!!
There are 10 different types of people in this world.

Those who understand binary and those who don't.

I think you land safely in the latter group.

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