Sources say the Gregorian is one day off in 3236 years that we can compare to twice Mayan 1507 (3014) and twice Gregorian 1600 (3200) which would shatter the claim that Babylon’s Mayan is closer to reality than Egypt’s Gregorian.
Mayan 1508 haab is 1507 seasonal, 3016 haab is 3014 seasonal. 1508 haab of 365-day is 550,420 days /1507 = 365.24220305_2422....repeat; while Julian 400 years as 146,100 days minus 3 = 146,097 /400 exactly 365.2425 days. The seasonal is claimed to average 365.24219 boasting Mayan as closer but how if 12-day cycle of Gregorian 1600 is closer to 3236 years than 12-day cycle 1507 because Mayan is 24 days in 3014 and Gregorian is 24 days in 3200. Even with the one day off meaning that seasonal is 23 days, it is closer to 3200 years than it is to 3014 years.
Sources say the Gregorian is one day off in 3236 years, how is that closer to Mayan than Gregorian?
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- 3+ months ago by Elijahovah
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or if seasonal at 3200-3236 is 25 days it is still 186 years beyond 3014 years which would be 2 days not 1. Yes i see that Mayan day retreat from Julian is one day in 124 years, versus the 133 years of gregorian. So we have 24-day retreat in 3014 years and Gregorian 24-day retreat in 3200 years (23-day in 3100 years) versus Mayan 3014+124 = 3136 years for 25-day retreat, +124 = 3260 years for 26-day retreat versus the 24-day Gregorian retreat of 3200 years. That's a 2-day difference so that if reality is 25-day then the Gregorian is off one day being 24-day, but the Mayan is off by being 26-day. Which means scholars worship Mayans and hate Catholics for an error that is equal in opposite directions by both parties. The scholastic claim is thus anti-Catholic, favor pagan Mayan if both drift one day opposite from reality.
