After 10 years of siege, the Trojans woke to find the Greeks gone from Troy Beach. They left a big statue as a consolation prize for Troy. But, that night Greek soldiers crept out of the wooden horse, and plundered, slaughtered, etc., the city. This exploit happened in 1250 BCE or so.

Our Rhino confusion does not involve Troy precisely, but has to do with understanding counting backward. 1250 seems like a lot, but then We are supposed to add 2024 to know how long ago that was from today. Perhaps so; We always feel a lot got left out when the computation got underway.

Rhinos do not despair. We seem demi-doomed to inaccuracy for many reasons. If it was more than Three ago, get better counters.