TFN#33: πŸͺœ The absurd reason why I stopped making New Year resolutions

Before I dive into explanations, wishing you a blockbuster New Year!

I hope you get to fulfill your promises and resolutions by the end of 2024.

And that allows me to share my reason ― which you will find absurd. My reason behind ditching the whole New Year resolution thing. If you’re making resolutions, by all means, please continue doing so. Didn’t I just tag my reason as absurd?

A year is a convenient way to know that our Earth has completed one revolution around the Sun. 1 revolution = 1 year.

So, our Earth moves at a relative velocity of ~1,00,000 km/hr !!

And as we know, the Sun is not static. It is also moving. Approximately relative velocity of ~70,000 km/hr. It takes the Sun 225 million years to make one revolution around the center of the Milky Way. (I would call it an actual New Year. But then, I wouldn’t be there.)

This means we are on a long journey where it will take 225 million years to return to the same spot in space.

In short, we are doomed. I would rather enjoy the 1,00,000 km/hr bumpy ride than pressurize myself with abstract, unreachable, eccentric wishlists that I have to complete under 1 revolution.

I hope you understand this is not the real reason. Because I don’t have any solid reason, not to have new year resolutionsπŸ˜„ It is just too difficult to follow through.

Cheers to 2024!

See you next year.

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