Asteittaisilla

Asteittaisilla is a Finnish concept that refers to events or conditions that occur every second day. The word "asteittaisten" means "of a second" or "bi-daily" in Finnish, which suggests a regular occurrence at a specific interval.

The idea of asteittaisilla events is rooted in the concept of a human circadian rhythm, which dictates that people typically wake up and engage in daily activities during the morning and evening hours, with periods of rest in between. In theory, asteittaisilla events would balance out the 24-hour day-night cycle by taking place every second day.

In reality, many Finnish people seem to organize their social lives around the concept of asteittaisilla events. For example, going out with friends or family every second evening is quite common. This does not imply an absolute adherence to a strict schedule, as flexible timing arrangements are often made at an individual's discretion.

It's worth noting that asteittaisilla can be more of a guideline than a rigid rule. Different people have varying preferences and lifestyles, so not all Finnish people use or rely on asteittaisilla for their daily routines or scheduling. While the concept may be more prevalent among certain age groups or circles, it is not universally adopted in Finnish society.