Re:A Woman Who Lives 200k Years in the Past
by GoofballJones on Friday April 03, 2020 @02:37AM
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Exactly this. The "old" way of living, you were considered in your old age if you made it to your 40s.
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When looking at historical life expectancies, a common mistake is to look from birth. High rates of infant mortality shift the average. The life expectancy from birth for a Roman was about 35 but take it from age 5 and it jumps up to 60-65.
Re:A Woman Who Lives 200k Years in the Past
by mackrevinack on Friday April 03, 2020 @03:10AM
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today, kids think that being 30+ is old