The split between "Today" and "Tomorrow" is at midnight, not when one sleeps/wakes up.
This comes up often after midnight when my girlfriend asks me about "tomorrow". Why discuss breakfast for tomorrow when we still haven't had breakfast today??
this post was submitted on 01 May 2025
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The Baha'is use sundown as the end/start point of the day, do with that information what you will
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IMO right is better.
So who wins the argument now?
Seems to be unanimous. I'll call the prime minister.
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