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I don't see this as a case of 'information speed'. It's more like, who wants to wait more than 30 days for a package to get delivered. Each yearly task takes s
by mymythisisthis 4y ago
I don't see this as a case of 'information speed'.
It's more like, who wants to wait more than 30 days for a package to get delivered. Each yearly task takes specific tools and ingredients, that you can't wait for.
There is a certain yearly rhythm, so people are on 30 day schedules.
1 month of harvest in the fall (October)
1 month of processing the food (November)
1 month of swapping and trading food (December)
1 month of keeping animals alive in winter (January)
1 month of animal husbandry (February)
1 month of winter planting (March)
1 month of birthing new animals (April)
1 month of spring plating (May)
1 month of early harvests (June)
1 month of tending to planted crops (July)
1 month of travel (August)
1 month of making clothing and other things (September)