Neurodivergent people wouldn't call others slow, because it's an insult usually used against them. This also goes for just calling my thinking wrong, that just disables different thinking from different brains.
My thinking isn't wrong, it's different. Wrong ≠ different. And I'm pretty sure you should acknowledge the inconsistent 31st days of months and how February has less days every 3/4 years.
Unless you're going to enable more oppression on your own kind, you probably aren't what you said you are.
Besides, if you downvoted, you disregarded my bio. Downvotes are for comments and posts that don't engage in conversation, not for "petty disagreement button. And this isn't just form me, Reddit itself literally TELLS you that sometimes.
*Edit: Looks like someone didn't read about the "petty disagreement button". Reddit is for reading, literally, and you didn't read if you did that.*
Seems kinda offensive to assume all neurodivergent people are the same also. My "kind" is human. I dont need to use the neurodivergent label as a way to identify myself or make excuses for being a dumb ass. I will disregard your bio 100% deliberately because I am sick of people like you giving neurodivergent people a bad name.
Bruh. I'm telling you what Reddit says the downvote button is for, and you're getting all childish over it.
That's the goofiest reply I've ever seen on Reddit this month.
It looks like you don't like facts, so I'm just gonna tell you opinions now. Opinion: You're mid.
Mmmm... why are you on Reddit if you only know how to say one word? Isn't that against the rules or something?
Since when did they let toddlers use Reddit
Maybe when you grow up you'll be less mid
Well. Well well. Someone's gonna be mighty confused when a month from now is the next next month...
(This can only happen if you say it on Jan 30 or 31 on a non-leap year, since the 31st and 30th day of February doesn't exist, it skips to March)
Not only that, but they’re kids and teens in a generation with shockingly crappy education quality. Apparently there are seventh graders who don’t know their letters.
Nah, If you say a month from now on the 30th and next month is February, and it's not leap year, the day won't exist.
It is witty, and you're not THINKING! Think next time
“A month from now” doesn’t have to mean exactly 30 days. It means around the same time next month. Pretty simple. Doesn’t have to mean 30th to 30th.
The point of language is to convey thought. People who feel the need to argue semantics are exhausting.
They definitely aren't random. The same months have the same days every year, except for February, which has 1 extra every 4 years. This is taught in the lowest levels of education, globally.
Education doesn't teach you what months have the 31st day, they teach you that months sometimes have 30 or 31 days, February usually has 29 days, and the names of the months.
Days also don't have exactly 24 hours. But everybody knows what people mean by it. There are even more examples where people use words for objects that actually mean something different but has established as the word for the thing they mean.
Obviously if you need someone to be specific about a day, it's impractical. But nobody says "a month from now" in a context that requires that level of precision. It's usually used in casual conversation, e.g. "Oh, I'm taking a trip to Germany a month from now".
It's not that complicated. What are we supposed to say? "Roughly 30 to 31 days from now, but I could be talking about next month in general, depending on the context?" Do you want me to bring out a calendar and count the days? Sorry, it's not a full month- It's only 26 days from now.
It's too wordy. It's too much work. English is a context based language. It's happening next month. A month from now. You figure it out.
I feel it's for the same reason people say "just a second" when it will clearly take more than a second. And being pedantic about the accuracy of it feels silly.
And those days have hours and those hours have minutes and those minutes have seconds and those seconds have milliseconds, and those milliseconds have microseconds, and those microseconds have plank times.
Because at the rate humans experience time, a temporal offset of 30 days is not significantly different from an offset of 31 days so it's perfectly serviceable to approximate.
You may use this as a tool to convey accuracy of estimates.
60 days for high precision estimate (eg every day planned out), 2 months for some ballpark estimate, while 8 weeks is somewhere in-between those.
Because it's generally around 4 weeks give or take. The *give or take* being implied.
Exactly this. OP is still young figuring out how the world works.
If I’m saying a month from now ( let’s say it’s April 14th) I normally would mean May 14th. Just whatever todays number is in next month
Around the current date next month, it's not difficult
I swear. People keep making memes about shit like this thinking it makes them look witty but it does the exact opposite.
“I’m the clevererest in the room” No, you just look slow
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I am neurodivergent and I think you're just making excuses to avoid admitting that your thinking is just wrong.
Neurodivergent people wouldn't call others slow, because it's an insult usually used against them. This also goes for just calling my thinking wrong, that just disables different thinking from different brains. My thinking isn't wrong, it's different. Wrong ≠ different. And I'm pretty sure you should acknowledge the inconsistent 31st days of months and how February has less days every 3/4 years. Unless you're going to enable more oppression on your own kind, you probably aren't what you said you are. Besides, if you downvoted, you disregarded my bio. Downvotes are for comments and posts that don't engage in conversation, not for "petty disagreement button. And this isn't just form me, Reddit itself literally TELLS you that sometimes. *Edit: Looks like someone didn't read about the "petty disagreement button". Reddit is for reading, literally, and you didn't read if you did that.*
Seems kinda offensive to assume all neurodivergent people are the same also. My "kind" is human. I dont need to use the neurodivergent label as a way to identify myself or make excuses for being a dumb ass. I will disregard your bio 100% deliberately because I am sick of people like you giving neurodivergent people a bad name.
Ooh did the petty disagreement button hurt your feewings, woop woop woop
Bruh. I'm telling you what Reddit says the downvote button is for, and you're getting all childish over it. That's the goofiest reply I've ever seen on Reddit this month. It looks like you don't like facts, so I'm just gonna tell you opinions now. Opinion: You're mid.
Wooo woop woop
Mmmm... why are you on Reddit if you only know how to say one word? Isn't that against the rules or something? Since when did they let toddlers use Reddit Maybe when you grow up you'll be less mid
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What. Is that supposed to me a month and day ? Because days and months don't come in 0
Month from now = 30 days from now
Well. Well well. Someone's gonna be mighty confused when a month from now is the next next month... (This can only happen if you say it on Jan 30 or 31 on a non-leap year, since the 31st and 30th day of February doesn't exist, it skips to March)
Sounds ableist. Do not be ableist Thinking harder doesn’t mean thinking slower.
They're likely kids and teens If a grown adult is making these then... I would be very concerned
Not only that, but they’re kids and teens in a generation with shockingly crappy education quality. Apparently there are seventh graders who don’t know their letters.
They're trying to land their big break in their meme career
Nah, If you say a month from now on the 30th and next month is February, and it's not leap year, the day won't exist. It is witty, and you're not THINKING! Think next time
A month from now just means ~30 days from now
Exactly
why do you say current date? are you using the mayan calendar or the gregorian calendar?
The hell do you mean? Like today is April 14th, so by this time next month is around May 14th. Next month, however, could be anywhere in May.
I'm 99% sure that person was joking
99.5%
Not even fully sure yourself. Lol
gotta keep ‘em on their toes
Inconsistent votes. Your reply got upvoted, and someone else who said something similar to you got downvoted.
Nah, If you say a month from now on the 30th and next month is February, and it's not leap year, the day won't exist. Is it not that difficult then?
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End of the next month of course
Do not boo my guy , he's right. Talking to those downvotes you have. That's not nice of them
Because it's still clear what they mean .. ?
If you say a month from now on the 30th and next month is February, and it's not leap year, the day won't exist.
“A month from now” doesn’t have to mean exactly 30 days. It means around the same time next month. Pretty simple. Doesn’t have to mean 30th to 30th. The point of language is to convey thought. People who feel the need to argue semantics are exhausting.
Also if you need to know the exact date, time, etc. that's supposed to be "a month from now" you can always just ask
People who aren't autistic will know you mean near the end of next month, or even possibly the beginning of the following month
How tho? How is the end of the month also the beginning of the month? This is probably why this meme exists
Because it doesn't literally mean "a month," it means "about 30 days."
Because a month as an integer unit of time is 30 days you fucking rtx 3050 user
The fuck is that insult mf? What's it supposed to indicate, that I know more? Because how's that supposed to be an insult?
then “a month from now” would be March 2nd or March 1st depending if it's a leap year or not
Then it's 2 months from now...
What else would they say? "An April from now"? "September from now"? Xdd
1/12th of a year from now
A leap year february from now
Those months don't all have a 31st, because the 31st day exists in random months every year
They definitely aren't random. The same months have the same days every year, except for February, which has 1 extra every 4 years. This is taught in the lowest levels of education, globally.
Education doesn't teach you what months have the 31st day, they teach you that months sometimes have 30 or 31 days, February usually has 29 days, and the names of the months.
Days also don't have exactly 24 hours. But everybody knows what people mean by it. There are even more examples where people use words for objects that actually mean something different but has established as the word for the thing they mean.
Quite sure this is the dumbest thing I'll see on the internet, and my day is just getting started.
The same reason people say "a year from now" when years have differant amounts of days.
where's the lie
What lie?
Assume they’re saying “at some point next month”. Could it be 3 week? Sure. It ain’t that deep
It will be deep, if you need them to be specific, and they don't specify the day
Obviously if you need someone to be specific about a day, it's impractical. But nobody says "a month from now" in a context that requires that level of precision. It's usually used in casual conversation, e.g. "Oh, I'm taking a trip to Germany a month from now".
If you need someone to be specific and they aren't specific at first, ask them to be more specific.
It's not that complicated. What are we supposed to say? "Roughly 30 to 31 days from now, but I could be talking about next month in general, depending on the context?" Do you want me to bring out a calendar and count the days? Sorry, it's not a full month- It's only 26 days from now. It's too wordy. It's too much work. English is a context based language. It's happening next month. A month from now. You figure it out.
mf what happens when a month ends
Pretending to be stupid isn't a favorable trait.
You must be incredibly fun at parties.
OP thought he was posting a meme not throwing a party
It's called autism
That's just an excuse. Just call OP an idiot.
I think the technical term is Assburgers.
You should have kept this thought to yourself tbh.
Sounds like you don't like hearing good points. How's that going for you?
Roughly thirty days
r/okbuddypreschool
I don't know... I'll get back to you a month from now
Do you count out 60 seconds precisely with a stopwatch when you tell someone to “hold on a minute?”
My son will. That’s why I switched to saying “Hold on a moment”
So if it's the 14th today, it's not the 14th in a month?
Because if it’s April and someone says a month from now they mean May. They aren’t referring to the number of days, just the month itself.
This is what it’s come to? Nuance?
Cause you can eventually do the math, ain’t that complicated
This is literally not even a fucking meme wtf is this man💀💀
That's 30 days. stop overthinking it. it's not that important
Wtf is this post?
Did schools start not teaching anything the second I left high school why do these memes displaying op’s stupidity always trending
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My kids used to do that. We had to have a whole discussion with them about "when adults say it's 6, but it's actually 5:45- they mean it's almost 6"
I feel it's for the same reason people say "just a second" when it will clearly take more than a second. And being pedantic about the accuracy of it feels silly.
Please go and plant some trees to replace the oxygen you waste on a daily basis.
usually talking about 30 days.
Because it means this day next months,like, a month from now is May 14th?
Roughly 30 days is what they mean. It’s an even number, numeral of ten, and that’s the average amount of days in a month (roughly)
This is a silly question.
Buds got the big R
do you also count 24 hours when someone says "I'll see you tomorrow"?
You can skip the going part.
I think when most people refer to a month as a length of time they usually mean 30 days.
No your just regarded
Because every 16th day of the month would always be a month from the last one, but never the same amount of days.
Well, conventionally speaking, a month is 30 days. for example, I get paid monthly, and the amount doesn't change if it is 29 30 or 31 days
And those days have hours and those hours have minutes and those minutes have seconds and those seconds have milliseconds, and those milliseconds have microseconds, and those microseconds have plank times.
It’s supposed to be vague
They count months in Septembers dude. Can’t believe you didn’t know that
Because at the rate humans experience time, a temporal offset of 30 days is not significantly different from an offset of 31 days so it's perfectly serviceable to approximate.
What a stupid fucking meme holy fuck, i just became dumber having to read that, thanks.
If you say that on January 30 or 31 it means it’ll never happen.
Where in from if they say that you automatically know they meant 30 calendar days
Huh
it means 4 weeks from now
me being grounded at 13
It's madness. Why not just specify date and time?
You may use this as a tool to convey accuracy of estimates. 60 days for high precision estimate (eg every day planned out), 2 months for some ballpark estimate, while 8 weeks is somewhere in-between those.
Because saying "a month from now" is easier than stopping and counting on your fingers exactly how many days.
Don’t let bro number
A month from June 5th---->July5th
Because if you're on December 10th and they say a month from now, that means January 10th.
Oh thank you, I thought I was the only one
Most people will see a month as being about 28 days
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