Estharfabian:

Well, dates are Usually Inconsequential.
Most people shift their's to when it's more convenient for them. So, They could as well celebrate on the 28th. Not that big of a deal.

Xensity:


Dates aren't inconsequential, seeing that they aid a comprehensive understanding of environment, and provide us with an elaborate and sustainable concept of time.

What's "inconsequential" is our arbitrary ascription of meaning to these dates and allowing this meaning to dictate our happiness, and allowing it to prescribe the 'shoulds' and 'oughts' in our lives.

eh, Easy fella! Birth dates.

Xensity:


Dates aren't inconsequential, seeing that they aid a comprehensive understanding of environment, and provide us with an elaborate and sustainable concept of time.

What's "inconsequential" is our arbitrary ascription of meaning to these dates, and allowing this meaning to govern not just our happiness, but the prescription of the 'shoulds' and 'oughts' in our lives.

Estharfabian:




eh, Easy fella! Birth dates.

Xensity:


Still, birth dates aren't inconsequential because they provide us with a concept of age, and one cannot overemphasize the importance of this concept in various fields of life, and it's role in understanding our place in time.

Okay, it's official. why are you always this stuck up?



Like I said... SOME people aren't really about the 'Dates' but maybe year. so, they'd keep count of their age. or whatever. I know of folks that Only celebrate birthdays whenever it's convenient. keyword: DAY.