I'd like to see an explanation of how this matters in plain English. I'm not sure what 0-1 in telomere length is, in relation to years, but the difference the c

I'd like to see an explanation of how this matters in plain English. I'm not sure what 0-1 in telomere length is, in relation to years, but the difference the chart reveals is less than 1/10th of a percent. The bias in the chart alone makes it seem huge. Then I'd like to know if the telomere "consumption" rate is constant (I doubt it). Because unless its constant, this just leads to our potential maximum lifespan—not the expressed lifespan (due to stress, diet, etc). Like genotype/phenotype differences.