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Patrick Jane PSI DEBUNK (updated) made by : scd_scal489 Doc who is about to be erased from existence: Pj supercomputer level PSI feat DEBUNK context Link assumptions of the feat PJ used Zeller's algorithm Zeller's algorithm is basically (as its name suggests) a mathematical algorithm that allows us to calculate what day of the week X day of X year fell on. In the Doc of the feat we are told that Patrick Jane used this calculation method to know that May 31, 1976 was a Monday “Well the series doesn't explain how Patrick Jane calculated it, so we use the simplest method as a basis.” But here's the problem: The creators of this Doc assume that PJ used this algorithm to know what day it was, which is quite unlikely and in reality the idea that he used a much simpler method, such as the Doomsday rule, is never ruled out: Doomsday method (made by JohnConway): Century Anchor Day for 1900s: Wednesday Calculate the Doomsday for the specific year (1976). Let yy be the last two digits of the year (76). The formula is: (yy + floor(yy/4)) mod 7. * yy = 76 * floor(yy/4) = floor(76/4) = 19 * 76 + 19 = 95 * 95 mod 7: * 95 / 7 = 13 with a remainder of 4 (since 13 * 7 = 91, and 95 - 91 = 4). So, the Doomsday for the year 1976 is the Century Anchor Day + 4 days. * * Wednesday + 4 days = Wednesday (3) + 4 = 7. * 7 mod 7 = 0. * If we assign numbers to days (Sunday=0, Monday=1, ..., Saturday=6), then 0 is Sunday. So, the Doomsday for 1976 is Sunday …

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