No one even knows the life-expectancy across that MANKIND's EXISTENCE. They're wild guestimates
So, you disagree with what is scientific consensus...
The cited numbers are not "wild guesstimates" but are based on:
- Aarchaeological evidence from about 500.000 skeletal remains. Error for a individual skeletal age-estimation +/- 5-10 years. Large sample-size averages it to near 0
- Paleodemographic Studies (studies of thousands of burial sites, with 100-500 skeletons per site) which suggest the same numbers as non burial site findings
- Comparative Anthropology (observations of "modern" hunter-gatherer societies) suggesting the same numbers
You can observe cross-cultural consistency as data from diverse ancient populations (Neolithic Europe, early Mesopotamia, etc.) show consistent patterns.
Feel free to link me any major publications stating something else...
You've called on what is an anecdote of pop media articles as if it were fact. This is your stupidity #1
Interesting... considering that I stopped consuming pop-media more than 20 years ago. What do you mean?
My information stems from studying evolutionary biology. Do you want me to cite books? Where does your information come from?
Vast majority of people that die from cancer / heart disease at greater than 60, again, irrelevant, the root cause of atherosclerotic plaque...
Your argument is irrelevant to the context of what I wrote...
Preventing that plaque, making you not die from an heart-attack at age 70, will mean you will die from something else, most likely cancer.
Thus, preventing the cause of heart-attacks, will raise the cancer-rate. And if you prevent cancer, it will raise the dementia-rate.
The only thing that changes is the life expectancy. And the life expectancy is, as said, already way beyond whats normal.
You might be able to raise it another 5 or 10 years by various measures. Sure... The question is if it's worth it.
Spending 20 years instead of 10 years in an elderly home, waiting for death, does not sound that appealing.
Why not accept nature instead of fighting it?
You confuse the terms, lifespan and life expectancy.
Let's see...
Life Expectancy: The average number of years a person is expected to live based on statistical data
Lifespan: The maximum potential duration of life for an individual - OR - The SPAN OF LIFE of an individual from birth to death
Thus, the total "Lifespan" of individuals of a large population results in the "Life Expectancy" of that population...
Instead of getting hung-up on semantics (without checking a dictionary it seems...) why not answer my questions?
...you're too stupid
...you're too lazy to do any research on your own
...you are what's known academically, as a "Functional Illiterate."
...your low level of education
...you are intellectually incapable or disinclined
...Blue Maga, Red Maga, you are one.
You not being able to have a discussion without throwing insults left and right makes it hard to take you seriously.
With that level of ad-hominem attacks you sound like a 10 year old having a temper tantrum...
If you actually want to get into a penis-length-compare of academic knowledge or intelligence...
Do you have an academic title? A Mensa IQ Test result? Noteworthy publications of any sort? Anything? :3