> supercentenarianism seems heavily overrated. Definitely true. The oldest of the old don't have a quality of life that makes me (and many others) enthused ab

> supercentenarianism seems heavily overrated. Definitely true. The oldest of the old don't have a quality of life that makes me (and many others) enthused about advanced age: cognitive-impairment, blindness, deafness, immobility, frailty, chronic disease-- all of these are "on the table" as normal expectations except for a few very rare exceptions. Not to mention that at such advanced age, whether it's 95 or 105, people often need constant 24/7 care, usually from dedicated family members who sacrifice their time to extend the time of another.