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Addendum to "A year is 365 (or 366) days"

Status: Open.

#99 In davedelong/calendar_fallacies;

· MrShark opened on Sep 8, 2025

Every day is part of a year

Status: Open.

#98 In davedelong/calendar_fallacies;

· koalou opened on May 2, 2025

No more DST in Mexico

Status: Open.

#97 In davedelong/calendar_fallacies;

· ArtGM opened on Oct 23, 2024

Non-standard approach to using time

Status: Open.

#96 In davedelong/calendar_fallacies;

· Lobpua opened on Jul 9, 2024

"You can represent a year using only number"

Status: Open.

#95 In davedelong/calendar_fallacies;

· jklausa opened on Mar 7, 2024

Fallacy: Time only moves forward

Status: Open.

#91 In davedelong/calendar_fallacies;

· KarlEvardNYT opened on Mar 15, 2022

Taiwan still uses the Republic of China calendar in IDs, government documents, etc.

Status: Open.

#90 In davedelong/calendar_fallacies;

· jcham opened on Feb 9, 2022

Days never overlap in the same time zone

Status: Open.

#88 In davedelong/calendar_fallacies;

· tuarrep opened on Feb 7, 2022

Wrong offset for Liberia

Status: Open.

#87 In davedelong/calendar_fallacies;

· ByteEater-pl opened on Dec 30, 2021

Not all daylights savings times behave in the same manner in terms of positive and negative offsets

Status: Open.

#83 In davedelong/calendar_fallacies;

· rdepping opened on Mar 30, 2021

Calendars dictate the passage of time, not the other way around

Status: Open.

#82 In davedelong/calendar_fallacies;

· godofbiscuits opened on Feb 4, 2021

A year is never more than 366 days

Status: Open.

#80 In davedelong/calendar_fallacies;

· Tjoppen opened on Nov 30, 2020