At 11:09 PM 22/07/04, Ode wrote:
How about the myth that we were once healthier than we are now?
Now this is *really* O.T. :-)
You've been conned Ode. Actuarial statistics are wonderful things and
always deadly accurate. Why? Because they only relate to making money.
The life expectancy of a person born since the early 70's is now so low
that the Insurance industry has stopped bothering about life extension
support policies completely. ( The chances of those superannuation payouts
being a liability after 60 are zilch now!)
Treat yourself to a trip to an old cemetery and ignoring horse tramplings,
wars and the odd plague, look at the ages at death. Particularly
wimmin................
Anyone out there older than say 50 now - do you remember all those "old"
people dying at 50?
Where I grew up I can remember people saying about one of our neighbours,
"poor Bruce and so young." He was about 60, a big gross man and a real
boozer, but after all, he was only 60.
Cheers,
Himagain.
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