Re: virus: calendar

Wade T.Smith (wade_smith@harvard.edu)
Sun, 28 Feb 1999 09:47:31 -0500

>Oh... we could have a day of mourning on the day that the Library in
>Alexandria was burned. (do historians even know the exact day?)

While calendars in general are pretty much useless, in the sense that the world has one, for all intents and purposes a common one, and the few vagrants, like the judaic and the bahai, are secondaries even the adherents to which couldn't use to book a ticket anywhere... I do like the idea of starting _something_ from the day (or the ceremonial eventday) of the burning of the Library- the single most devatating memetic event in the history of the known universe.

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