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Thread: 104 year old man still kicking

post 10000204729 06-08-2026, 01:43 PM
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104 year old man still kicking

RIP Pedro Suarez Vertiz. Te queremos Hermano

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post 10000204753 06-08-2026, 01:57 PM
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That's crazy how healthy and active he looks. I wonder if AI will have this current younger generation seeing much older ages than 100 with new medical treatments. Imagine society where everyone expects to be at least 130-150 when they die
post 10000204762 06-08-2026, 02:05 PM
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Originally Posted By eightduece⏩
That's crazy how healthy and active he looks. I wonder if AI will have this current younger generation seeing much older ages than 100 with new medical treatments. Imagine society where everyone expects to be at least 130-150 when they die
I wonder what happens when Autism and Dementia join forces? Even with modern medicine, all of the drug use and obesity I doubt that is going to happen.

What's interesting is looking in my own family history to see how many of my relatives that lived in the 1700-1800's lived to be in their 90-100's quite often, then the 20th century on they are not living as long. The reality is that life expectancy hasn't increased much when you take the infant/childhood mortality out of the equation.
post 10000204771 06-08-2026, 02:11 PM
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Just exited the male prime, now he can enjoy his twilight years and relax a bit
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post 10000204789 06-08-2026, 02:29 PM
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Pretty impressive tbh . He doesn’t look a day over 80
Back with my Fam
post 10000204793 06-08-2026, 02:30 PM
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Originally Posted By Jaydubs⏩
I wonder what happens when Autism and Dementia join forces? Even with modern medicine, all of the drug use and obesity I doubt that is going to happen.

What's interesting is looking in my own family history to see how many of my relatives that lived in the 1700-1800's lived to be in their 90-100's quite often, then the 20th century on they are not living as long. The reality is that life expectancy hasn't increased much when you take the infant/childhood mortality out of the equation.
Imagine 140 year old zoomers all staring at the ground and texting each other
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