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I've noticed that in most cases, the "0" year of a decade (e.g. 2010, 2000, 1990, etc) doesn't really feel like the main part of the decade, and in fact often resembles the previous decade more than the one it's chronologically in. For example, when you think of a "90's" year, are you more likely to think of 1990 or, say, 1996? I feel like most decades start around the "1" or "2" year.

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The earthquake hit where they were playing the World Series, the 8th grader was watching it from halfway across the country.

And could "Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me" have been her favorite song then? (summer 1974)

You'd get to keep your current age; for instance, if you're 20 years old now, you'd get to take the vacation as a 20 year old (albeit, for the duration of the vacation, with your birth year changed to 1974/75)

Would you visit somewhere that's not around anymore, or see something that still exists from a 1995 point of view?