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 ## Simplicity
 
-**- Eliminates Complex Rules:** The need to remember which months have which number of days is gone.
-**- Intuitive Day Counting:** Calculations involving days and dates become much more straightforward.
-**- Dedicated Rest Days:** The "re-alignment days" (e.g., "Year Day" and "Leap Day") can serve as universal days of rest or global celebration that fall outside the standard workweek, providing a harmonious break in the cycle.
+- **Eliminates Complex Rules:** The need to remember which months have which number of days is gone.
+- **Intuitive Day Counting:** Calculations involving days and dates become much more straightforward.
+- **Dedicated Rest Days:** The "re-alignment days" (e.g., "Year Day" and "Leap Day") can serve as universal days of rest or global celebration that fall outside the standard workweek, providing a harmonious break in the cycle.
 
 ## Logical Month Names
 Major linguistic inconsistencies of the current Gregorian calendar exists. The original Latin-derived names for September, October, November, and December no longer match their numerical positions because the Roman calendar was reorganized multiple times.