I wonder if there is a high correlation between people who don’t believe in vaccines and people who don’t understand childhood illnesses skewed mean life expectancy very low until 1930 or so.
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averages (by design) hide information
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Even Aristotle lived 62 years +
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If I put 1 foot in boiling water and the other freeze in water, on average I’m comfortable.
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Ben Franklin was 84 when he died.
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I love to correct people for that same mistake. But maybe we should blame the stats not the people confused by them? Switch to "life expectancy for those who make it to age 5" or something like that?
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Lifespans of 60-80 years or more are common in hunter-gatherer societies that still exist in the world today.
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The research is fragmented, but in 1st C. Rome if you lived to be 30 your life expectancy was well north of 60 since at that point you had developed immunity to diseases, survived war, childbirth, etc. Main killer of old was sepsis from dental cavities.
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You reckon he doesn’t know? I just assumed he was saying that to not-so-subtly promote the idea of term limits.
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