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The problem with your question is that we can deal only with averages and statistics rather than with individuals. We might find that X increases the average li
by db48x 9y ago
The problem with your question is that we can deal only with averages and statistics rather than with individuals. We might find that X increases the average lifespan of humans by 10 years, but that's no guarantee that it will help any particular individual human at all.
That said, I suggest jogging regularly; just don't get hit by a bus.
- mxschumacher 9y agoOkay, but that means keeping an eye out for personalized medicine based on genetics; what does the scientific frontier have to say about that? One good way to live long is certainly not to die young (e.g. avoid risk factors) - would be helpful to know which of those are not as well known.
- mxschumacher 9y agoAlso: which datapoints would you need to give pointed advice?