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I strongly object to 38 being later in life

• downrightmike 3y ago
  Over half the average lifespan for the USA average and male, slightly under if female.
  • jstummbillig 3y ago
    Unless you want to jump from "early" to "late", that puts 38 decidedly in the middle.
    • skullone 3y ago
      Sure, if you intend on working until your late 70s. I'm not sure which side of the coin with AI and shit wether or not coding vs hauling is a longer term career
      • anamexis 3y ago
        Most people don't start working from birth, either.
  • ta1243 3y ago
    However only about 15 years into your career (assuming college so starting work aged 23) with about 30 to go (retiring at 68)
• pantulis 3y ago
  50+ here. I think the point is it is ok to consider 38 as "later in life" if you take into account that there will be at least one or two other "laters in life" in your career.