Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Year 10,000 problem (3rd nomination)
It's a ''speculative'' "problem" that ''might'' occur in '''seven thousand nine hundred and ninety-three years'''. And even then, it could only occur if (1) the Gregorian calendar  is still in use at that time (not a certainty) and (2) today's computers are still operational ( comes to mind). But the accuracy of the speculation isn't even the issue.  tells us that we only have articles of future events if they're both notable and verifiable. Speculation is innately unverifiable; if it could be verified it would cease to be speculative
— User:Redxiv, 11:03, 24 February 2007 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:CB||WP:CRYSTAL (Wikipedia:Complete bollocks)