That said, gambling on genetics and luck seems like a dreary way to play your one chance at life, even for those of us who aren't billionaires. Most people in

That said, gambling on genetics and luck seems like a dreary way to play your one chance at life, even for those of us who aren't billionaires. Most people in the US seem to eat and live like they're consciously making that gamble, and the result isn't all that seductive when I look around. e.g. How much heart disease, the #1 killer in the US, is preventable by diet and exercise? Also, living until 90yo+ tells me nothing about your quality of life. Is the softbody 25yo happier and more confident and more fulfilled than the 25yo who puts some work into their body? Is the 40yo without the energy to chase his kids around the house happier than the one who can? Are man-tits and a limp dick at 50yo the key to happiness that fit people are overlooking? etc.