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The data in the linked article from 20 million observations vs your 1 observed incident suggests you should keep going to the gym. You have no idea what his pr
by DevX101 2y ago
The data in the linked article from 20 million observations vs your 1 observed incident suggests you should keep going to the gym.
You have no idea what his pre-existing medical conditions were.
- maksimur 2y agoI don't know about the guy in that specific incident, but in my case he was apparently healthy with no health complications, having had regular checkups on top of the mandatory ones (to be able to frequent a gym). This is the scary part for me.
- nojvek 2y agoHow old was he? We doubled our lifespan from 32 to 75 from 1900 to now. In a 100 years, we changed the game. Once we pass 50, there is a lot of complex machinery at play including genetics, past history, diet, drinking, smoking e.t.c. to cause death.
- maksimur 2y agoIn his late 30s. If he was, say, in his 50s or 60s this wouldn't have weirded me out as much. Could have been an anatomical defect or something like that, not caught by the regular checkups? Who knows...