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2016-06-23 07:09:08 Post No. 145173
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2016-06-23 07:09:08
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Hey, is this how this works?
I am not confident in my logic for some reason despite this being very simple and not explicitly finding anything wrong with it myself.
So, technically, would someone advance in age one day earlier than their birthday for every leap year they've lived through?
So like, someone born on, say, March 14, 2000 (to make this easy) would technically have turned sixteen on March 10, 2016, because they've had four extra days total through the four leap years they've experienced, and thus, they will be able to say, on March 10th rather than their real birthday, that they were born sixteen common years ago?
This sounds like there is just a massive flaw. I dunno, I just feel like I would have thought of this or at least heard of this idea in passing before if it was logically sound, right?
Sorry if this is entirely incoherent. Thanks in advance.