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(1/n) had to hop on here to ask @MoternMedia a question:
I was evangelizing your great works to a group of artists who were agreeing with @SnoopDogg that its impossible for a musician to make a living these days off of streaming.
Now I dont want to get all up in your business if you dont want to discuss, but @MoternMedia can you confirm or deny whether streaming is a viable way for a musician to make a living these days?
I claimed you were making good money off of your formula, but the haters say according to your spotify data you make less than $500/month (which would not qualify as "good money").
@abanduk Christmas would still exist (and your birthday too!), but instead of it slowly creeping around every day of the week a new calendar could anchor it in place so it’s always celebrated on the same day and date
@abanduk It’s a bad, non-scientific system so using it to track, analyze, and measure time is completely inefficient.
I would advocate my allies to abandon it in favor of math science and logic while encouraging enemies to continue using an outdated, mythical system.
@housemouse46@OldHollowTree Unfortunately the math, science, and logic are not behind the 4 season/ Gregorian model, but living in the past is your prerogative
@housemouse46@OldHollowTree Possibly. But there is utility in maintaining structure.
Winter varies a lot among locations, but it’s not confusing to tell someone in Florida it’s Winter.
Letting every location self determine what seasons are called and when destroys some ability to communicate cross-region
@housemouse46@OldHollowTree Super summer / autumn / Indian summer ; it’s all just semantics. And obviously different geographies experience different seasons. In Maine they like to call the second period “Mud Season” and bump Spring to where Summer is on down the line etc.
@housemouse46@OldHollowTree That tracks pretty close:
Dec. 21 - Mar. 3 = Winter
Mar. 4 - May 15 = Spring
May 16 - July 27 = Summer
July 28 - Oct. 8 = Autumn
Oct. 9 - Dec. 20 = Fall