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Would there be any Diabetes if we all died no older than say 40?
Type ones obviously but type two's?
Type ones obviously but type two's?
There would be lots of very sad children too! Losing a parent causes great pain, and many of these would be very young children. I don't call that "win win".It would solve a lot of problems if we all died before 40.
No type 2 diabetes, no pension timebomb, plenty of jobs for the young ones, no need for more and more houses and roads for cars.
Win win as far as I can see.
Obviously we would have kids earlier to compensate.Well, I would have left a three year old without a mother...
Me too, a six year old and a three yr oldWell, I would have left a three year old without a mother...
I recently had my cataracts done, (both eyes) If I had still been alive in the stoneage I would have been thrown out of the tribe for being a drain on recourses and being useless to the tribe.I think, in a way, you are right @frankbegbie I recently had a long conversation with my brother in law about this and he considers we should all fall off the twig when our children get to child bearing age. So I did some reading up on it and it seems that we haven't evolved much since stoneage man and the average life expectancy then was 33 so, according to my brother in law, we are artificially keeping ourselves alive beyond what our bodies were designed to do - which is have children, raise them, then die.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Life_expectancy
I agree @zand - for the first time ever on here I'm gonna tick ignore this threadI'm finding this thread to be quite upsetting. According to the OP I should have died in childbirth aged 29 (when I had a placental abruption at 30 weeks). Spare a thought for those of us who suffer from depression already. Oh yeh, you have, we're all useless and a drain on society. Bye then.
Ok I can't cause I don't know how so will just have to not look hahaha!I agree @zand - for the first time ever on here I'm gonna tick ignore this thread