In the interest of covering all things “longevity”…
and Victor Björk’s commentary on the article:
In the interest of covering all things “longevity”…
and Victor Björk’s commentary on the article:
Dead billionaires have an average age at death of 86? So does the average Japanese or Hong Konger.
Now let’s look at Japanese or Hong Kong billionaires.
Even if you did everything right today you’d live between 90-105 or so in good health I’d guess, if we consider no further advancements.
Not sure if he was a billionaire, but he was definitely famous.
He was 88 and died from dementia.
The cookies killed him
He’d still be running around and doing jumping jacks if he had only started a “kale chips” company (though perhaps not so wealthy).
If they all got together and contributed say 5% of their wealth to an Apollo program on human aging - almost everyone would live longer and healthier in the future…