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Well, "old" is relative. There is a difference between being 60 and being 90 years old. Does getting wiser, calmer, and more mentally balanced constitute a min
by Koshkin 6y ago
Well, "old" is relative. There is a difference between being 60 and being 90 years old.
Does getting wiser, calmer, and more mentally balanced constitute a mind decay?
Doesn't the fact that you no longer have to exert yourself as much as you did before so in fact you have a better rest and sleep better mean that your body is doing just fine (not looking "young" notwithstanding)?
- throw1234651234 6y ago1. Older people put on muscle mass slower. 2. Their bones are more fragile. 3. Working memory ("fluid intelligence") decays starting in your early 20s for most people. 4. Cancer rates. 5. Cardiovascular disease rates. 6. Overall decline of sensory organs. I really wish I could believe your post though.
- lawlessone 6y ago>Doesn't the fact that you no longer have to exert yourself as much as you did before so in fact you have a better rest and sleep better mean that your body is doing just fine (not looking "young" notwithstanding)? yeah but you die.