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Do you know why people in Okinawa and Sardinia have great longevity? Is it Ikigai, or living simple village life, or eating maggot infested cheese? No, it's bec
by chengiz 2y ago
Do you know why people in Okinawa and Sardinia have great longevity? Is it Ikigai, or living simple village life, or eating maggot infested cheese? No, it's because of lack of record keeping, specifically families keeping people "alive" to collect pensions:
https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/704080v3 https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/704080v3
- nilawafer 2y ago.
- chengiz 2y ago"Recently been shown" by the paper I linked to.
- csallen 2y agoResponse from some blue zone demographers to the paper you linked: https://www.bluezones.com/news/are-supercentenarian-claims-based-on-age-exaggeration https://www.bluezones.com/news/are-supercentenarian-claims-b... It begins, "The pre-print is not new data, research, or a study. It is a theory – an opinion paper that the author has been unable to get published in any scientific journal or peer-reviewed publication. The original version of the paper was released as a pre-print in 2019 and still has not been properly published, meaning the theories have never passed any scientific peer review." And it continues with a point-by-point rebuttal. Worth taking a look at.
- devoutsalsa 2y agoIt could be pension fraud! “Most Age Records are Pension Fraud, Scientist Says” => https://youtu.be/VpwXswyt-zg?si=EyT1KpxA0JY7kk17 https://youtu.be/VpwXswyt-zg?si=EyT1KpxA0JY7kk17
- asimpletune 2y agoNonetheless it’s not uncommon to see 80 year olds riding bikes here in Italy.