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Glimpses into historical calendars reveal that many ancient cultures operated under systems that are strikingly close to Strait's notion. The Mayan calendar and earlier Sanskrit calendars reportedly had structures similar to the one proposed by Strait, suggesting that societies once had a more harmonious understanding of time.
Interestingly, terms used in modern calendar months—like "Sept," "Oct," and "Nov," which denote seven, eight, and nine respectively—seem to misalign with their current placements as the ninth, tenth, and eleventh months of our calendar. This discrepancy raises questions about the accuracy of today's calendar layout.