A lot of people talk about climate shift but what about seasonal shift? It’s known that a year is 365 days, or 8,760 hours, but there’s no way that number is precise, right? There’s no way that the Earth’s rotation around the sun is precisely lined up with the exact number of milliseconds in 365 days, right? And yes, we have a leap year every 4 years, but once again there’s no way that the “lost time” can be so cleanly divided into 0.25 years per year exactly. So if there are even a few seconds unnacounted for, wouldn’t that make the actual seasons slowly shift relative to our Gregorian timeline? Because to me it seems like the actual heat and weather conditions seem to be shifting somewhat foreward from the actual months the seasons are supposed to be in.

Maybe I’m just retarded, prove g me wrong please /sci/.