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Yes, that’s a good way to find ways for longevity. The problem suffers that, by definition, the estimate of the age of outliers with models calibrated on non outliers suffers from the same point from Taleb’s paper from yesterday: the average & the tail are different beasts.
Can you think of any other logical ways (as opposed to Rory Sutherland's suggestion haha) to seek out longevity?
To solve the problem of the outliers above, let’s study the top 10% oldest, not the top 0.001%. More in general, easier to increase longevity by clipping the left tail of the age distribution than by increasing the right tail, IMHO.
Well put, thanks.
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