The World Calendar is a proposed calendar that keeps the twelve months, but creates four even quarters, with 31, 30, and 30 days in each month, and with an added Worldsday between December 30th and January 1st, which is not allocated a day of the week. The use of this calendar would result in each date corresponding with only one day of the week for all years to come. This system can be concisely represented in a fraction of the space that the calendar we use now takes up. The calendar we use today is arbitrary; there is no reason not to use something more efficient. The World Calendar is a perfect solution.
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