Why do you write your years with a leading zero?
It's a Long Now Foundation thing: slower, deeper, longer. Y10K compliance.
https://longnow.org/ideas/long-now-years-five-digit-dates-an...
"The present moment used to be the unimaginable future." -Steward Brand
"How can we invest in a future we know is structurally incapable of keeping faith with its past? The digital industries must shift from being the main source of society’s ever-shortening attention span to becoming a reliable guarantor of long-term perspective. We’ll know that shift has happened when programmers begin to anticipate the Year 10,000 Problem, and assign five digits instead of four to year dates. 01998 they’ll write, at first frivolously, then seriously." -Steward Brand
10,000 Year Clock:
- this comment will still be around in 8000 years
- we will still be using the same calendar system in 8000 years
- people 8000 years in the future will leave off the leading 1 of years for some reason, and will use a leading 0 to disambiguate dates from the previous 10000 year period.