Roelof Otten wrote: > For me it's quite logical. When my aunt goes on holiday to Germany and > sends me postcard (she did), I don't care when the card has been sent, > because I haven't seen it. I don't care when it's been delivered into > my mailbox, as I haven't seen it yet. I do care when I collect the > card from my mailbox, because that's the moment I see it. > Now I decide to archive my cards when they're seven days old, I don't > start to count from the day they were sent, nor from the day it > arrived in my mailbox, but I count from the day I've got it in my > hands, that's logic. And that's the same logic TB uses. > following the same logic, there can't be anything older than you are. even our planet is not any older than your date of birth, right? :)
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