reforming the calendar

Reforming the calendar involves adjusting how we measure and structure our year to improve alignment with Earth's orbit and the natural cycle of seasons. This can include modifying month lengths, redefining the start of the year, or adding leap days. The goal is to create a more consistent and predictable system that better reflects astronomical realities, making scheduling, agriculture, and planning easier. Such reforms aim to reduce irregularities in our current calendar, like varying month lengths and leap year rules, offering a more synchronized and efficient way to organize time for societies worldwide.