#WhatILearnedToday If you counted to a trillion (per every second) starting Jan 1, 2021 at midnight you would reach 1 trillion on Oct 16, 33 729 at 1:46:40 am. Not accounting for leap days and no time zone change. 
Ooops... Off by a year. I used the current year (2020) to start the count not 2021 as stated. Should be Oct 16, 33730 1:46:40 a.m. It takes a long time to count to a million millions (trillion). #WhatILearnedToday @realBradStaggs @RealRonPhillips
#WhatILearnedToday accounting for leap days (w/ one 366 day year every 4 years), 31709 years would result in 7927 leap days. Which is another 21+ years of leap making the year 33751. The day of year requires using a database. Not a calculator. #WhatILearnedToday
#WhatILearnedToday ok... Accounting for leap days, the trillionth second after Jan 1, 2021 should be July 5th 33752 @ 8:00:56 am @realBradStaggs @RealRonPhillips
#WhatILearnedToday The prev leap day calc doesn't 'give back' the even century years not evenly devisible by 400 (like 2100, 2200, 2300) that are not leap years. That is 238 days that need to come out. Making it Nov 9th 33751 8:00:56 a.m. @realBradStaggs @RealRonPhillips
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