But do you start with tomato or tomato?

You finish with the tomato.

The natural acids help rid the knife of any odors.

Maybe in the US. In Europe its either monthly or annually

Just use Arabic numerals, but modified 5 additional times. Like 1-9, then 1-9 with a dot on top, then 2 dots on top, and so on.

Same here in south america. Never heard of weekly payments.

That whole article is reaching. Like holy cow. "7 celestial bodies, therefore!!1!" I forget the proper name of it, but it's backwards looking. The lunar cycle holds a little bit, but they could have broken 29.6 days into any number of parts for any reason.

It's because 7 days of work (6 days 1 day off) is the maximum we can work, and then we wrote it backwards into religion and everything else.

That's probably the most pragmatic approach.

I also like this one system founded on primes:

https://jakubmarian.com/base-60/

Yes, Augustus. But they didnt add months; they renamed existing months, and also got days added to them by taking off from the last month - which was February at that time. Related fun fact: September, October, November, and December are just names from the root words in Latin for 7, 8, 9, and 10 because they were the 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th months. When the calendar was rearranged to start with January, it threw that off.

That's not the best source necessarily but I read a few, maybe they did have the 6 and 1 days because of our working ability, but to say that would be an assumption whereas there are records about the reasoning of the seven days being based on the primary celestial objects in our sky. Why do you assume that's the maximum we can work? Plenty of people have worked more or less in different societies or careers.

Time keeping back in the day was wild. Let's just jumo 8 days, change everything and so on lol.

So there were already 12 months before the julius/augustus, interesting!

By that logic, the length of the week would have to be variable, since the phases don’t line up perfectly with the day night cycle. Most of the time, it could be 7 days, but occasionally you would get a bonus day.

It's 29.5 days for the moon cycle, not 28.

https://moonlightphase.com/guide/lunar-cycle