Aug. 4, 2025
Day 30: Out of Brain
Tomorrow is the yesterday that comes before the day after today.
Day 30: Out of My Brain
I'm not completely sure I get what you mean here, so this correction is tentative on my end.
Tomorrow is the yesterday that comes before the day after today.
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...I'm not completely sure I understand what you mean. Are you trying to say that "tomorrow" is in an eternal cycle with "yesterday" and "today" or something?
Aug. 5, 2025
Yeah, it's something like that. Just a filler day, not to lose the streak. :D
Tomorrowday is the yesterday that comes before the day after today.
Aug. 4, 2025
:-)
Aug. 5, 2025
The day after today = tomorrow, so I think your correction (to today) isn't correct. :D
Thank you anyway. :)
Aug. 5, 2025
As you said, “The day after today = tomorrow,” so if you take your original sentence:
Tomorrow is the yesterday that comes before [the day after today]
and substitute “tomorrow” in place of “the day after today,” you get:
Tomorrow is the yesterday that comes before [tomorrow]
This seems wrong to me. 🙂
But “[Today] is the yesterday that comes before the day after today” seems to work, logically, doesn’t it? Or am I missing something?
Aug. 5, 2025
Oh, I was wrong. You were right in the first time. 😀
Aug. 5, 2025
👍
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Day 30: Out of Brain Day 30: Out of My Brain I'm not completely sure I get what you mean here, so this correction is tentative on my end. |
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