We are all used to the notion of 24 hours in a day, 7 days in a week, 4 and a bit weeks in a month and 12 months in a year.
However, what if we went decimal? I would keep the 24 hours in a day I don't think my body clock could cope with anything different.
A week would be 10 days long. A month would be 10 weeks long. And a year would be 10 months long.
Therefore a year would be 1000 days long. That means if you have been on the earth for 60 old years (≅21,900) in decimal years you would suddenly become 21.9 decimal years old.... I like that idea!
There are obvious downsides to this idea when it comes to your Filofax organiser.... suddenly a full year is going to be treble the number of pages than before! Bigger rings!
April the first hasn't come early, it is just my brain working overtime!