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For questions about the standard passage of time on objects/people/civilisations etc. Also consider the [time-keeping], [spacetime-dimensions], [alternate-history], [universe], [time-travel], or [time-manipulation] tags.
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Ideas for a human convenient, long term date system spanning many trillions of years
RFC2550 does not have widespread adoption (and is an April Fool's RFC), but proposes an expansion of the existing ISO8601 standard for recording dates to fix the problem that the string 10000-01-01 co …
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