This is Steveer Robbins.

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Calenders, I just love calendars.

No, really, I do.

I have entries in my calendar, things like, you know, lunch with Lady Gaga, or things

like mud wrestling with Zach Efron.

Now, unfortunately, these things don't actually happen,

but when I look in my calendar and I've put them there,

I feel great about my life.

Once upon a time, we ran our lives in accordance with nature.

We lived by the seasons and our daily schedules were fluid and flexible.

Let's grab lunch tomorrow, meant,

let's get together at some point and grab some

meals sometime during the day. And then we invented clocks and industry. And the need to coordinate

large numbers of people. We synchronized our daily time using watches and we coordinated our

yearly time using calendars with pictures of cute kittens and scenes from nature. And of course,

scantily clad women, which conveniently turned the most amazing productivity

tool ever invented into a tool for gender oppression, objectification, exploitation,

and the preservation of patriarchy, and male domination.

I'm just saying.

In recent years, calendars have gone online, without the kittens or the political agenda.

Our online calendars return time management to its

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