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If weeks are to be considered as a unit that exists "in" a year, then there is no non-surprising solution to this notion of the first and last week of the year.
by randallsquared 6y ago
If weeks are to be considered as a unit that exists "in" a year, then there is no non-surprising solution to this notion of the first and last week of the year.
- Dylan16807 6y agoDepends on your threshold of surprise. I would say that the end of a week going into the next year is much less surprising or even non-surprising.
- gowld 6y agoIt's surprising that a day in 2019 is not part of a week in 2019.
- Dylan16807 6y agoOut of context yes. In context the direction matters. If I say that 3am on Saturday is part of "Friday night", that's not very surprising. If I say that 10pm on Monday is part of "Tuesday morning", that's quite surprising.