Wait, 2000-2001 doesn't count? Since when? I always thought it went 00-01 01-02 02-03 03-04 04-05 05-06 06-07 07-08 08-09 09-10 That's 10 whole yearszbdyx
The years are not the turning points between each 364/5 days. They are the spans between those truning points (December 31st-January 1st)00-01 = 1st year/Year 1
01-02 = 2nd year/Year 2
etc
If we assume a beginning of all time, then the first year is from day 1 till the day #364/5. The second is from day #365/6 till the day #730/1.
You get confused with the way we count our own age where we declare we are 1 year old after the completion of year 1. Still though a new born baby is going through its first year up till the point the first year is complete. Its not going through year zero.
Therefore saying 00-01/01-02 is, well, misleading.
Conclusion:
Beginning of time: |-----Year 1----|-----Year 2----|-----Year 3----|-----Year 4----|-----Year 5----|-----Year 6----|-----Year 7----|-----Year 8----|-----Year 9----|-----Year 10----|-----Year 11----|-----Year 12----|-----Year 13----|-----Year 14----|-----Year 15----|-----Year 16----|-----Year 17----|-----Year 18----|-----Year 19----|-----Year 20----|-----Year 21----|.............
***INDEX***
Green = First decade - Red = Second decade - Blue = Third decade
| = the turning point, December 31st-January 1st
***END OF INDEX***
So we see that the new decade starts at the beginning of year #11 and #21. Thus the decade now starts at the beginning of year 2011.
There is a point zero but no year zero.
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