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Strait's theory prompts a reevaluation of our current notion of time. By suggesting that the natural order should dictate our calendar structure, the theory highlights a disconnect between human-made systems and natural cycles.
The call for a return to a 13-month calendar might seem radical or impractical to some. However, proponents believe that by acknowledging and possibly adapting to our environmental and astronomical realities, humanity may find a more resonant way of marking time—a system that honors the ancient wisdom shared by cultures across the globe.