Unbelievable: Jan 23 - 45 & 67 on 01234567

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A unique numerical phenomenon occurs for individuals born on January 23, 1967, and January 23, 1945, where their age combined with their birth date creates a sequential number pattern (01234567). This pattern is noted to occur only once in the calendar and will reappear in 2112. The discussion highlights the rarity of such occurrences, suggesting they happen every 100 years, and emphasizes the intriguing nature of this numerical arrangement.
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do you know that,
if someone is born on Jan 23 1967 , next year they will be 45
now, if you put down month, day, age and year, you get 01234567.
work also if you were born on Jan 23 1945, at this point you will be 67.
this is the only time, in our calendar this will ever happen.
 
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mikdes said:
this is the only time, in our calendar this will ever happen.

The same trick will also happen in 2112 :wink:
 
mikdes said:
this is the only time, in our calendar this will ever happen.
This happens every 100 years doesn't it?
 
Wow, you 'randomly' arranged numbers and got a number line...

You've blown my mind. :rolleyes:
 
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