Re: Re: Chinese life span 2500 BC

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At 02:00 PM 10/5/06 -0400, you wrote:

>Good nutrition will never kill you sooner.

I do believe I just found a new sig line.

MFJ

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On 10/6/06, jkollingnl <innergy111@...> wrote:

> 'Early Europeans' didn't live a lot over 25 years of age untill quite

> 'recently', that is say not more than a few hundred years ago.

> I suspect it may be similar at various places, or at least for some

> periods, at some times.

Based on what evidence?

When these " life expectancies " are calculated, they average in the

infant mortality. It is an utterly useless and obfuscatory way to

calculate a life expectancy.

It's no wonder we have such little regard for our elderly in modern

society. After all, we've only spent 2-300 years figuring out what to

do with this curiously novel phenomenon.

Chris

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> > Early Hebrews lived many hundreds of years, if you believe their

> historical record.

> Where can one find that bit of info?

> I would be quite interested in reading it.

Genesis.

Chris

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On Oct 6, 2006, at 1:08 PM, jkollingnl wrote:

> not-so-bad old Greeks, Greek

> philosophers.

>

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I didn't know that. Good point.

On Oct 6, 2006, at 4:17 PM, Masterjohn wrote:

> When these " life expectancies " are calculated, they average in the

> infant mortality. It is an utterly useless and obfuscatory way to

> calculate a life expectancy.

>

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I would like to see that too.

On Oct 7, 2006, at 2:52 AM, bellasol.organics wrote:

> I would love to see a study on what I believe is true life

> expectatancy: how many people who lived to be 45 or 50 continued on

> to closer to 100. I think our " life expectatancy " stats would be

> very different when we eliminate the infant deaths, young deaths,

> accidents-related deaths, epidemics, and starvation.

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