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got_lukky t1_jaczpnw wrote

Reply to After about the first 17% of our lives, humans reach peak natural physical performance/potential (about age 17-18) and then the rest of our lives we degrade. But a deer for example can live to about 17.5 years and after 1st 25% (age 4-5) of their life they are beasts of max strength. by Charisma_Modifier

This is actually not factual at all. As a human you don’t peak until your 30’s and then You can stay maximally functional for decades assuming you attempt to care for yourself. Assuming you live a healthy and active life, you shouldn’t have low T until your 60’s. And if you diet and exercise regularly, the chances of a life like this are fairly good

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AxialGem t1_jacxd29 wrote

Reply to Infinite Monkey Theorem. If the universe is infinite. Eventually, every fiber, gas, and atom that makes you, you. Will recombin. by PillowHand187

This touches on something called the Poincaré recurrence theorem but afaik there is no requirement for the universe to be infinitely large. If you randomly shuffle a deck of cards long enough you can expect it to return to a previous state. But there are only 52 cards in a deck, not infinitely many.

Also afaik it is not known if the universe is infinite or not of course

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Nano1704 t1_jacwy8y wrote

Reply to comment by rudolf2424 in $10 is the new $5. by hearsdemons

Where do you live more specifically? Last time I talked with someone I know that lives in Germany they said that it hasn't changed that much and that 2,5k/3,5k is a livable wage

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PillowHand187 OP t1_jacwxmd wrote

Reply to Infinite Monkey Theorem. If the universe is infinite. Eventually, every fiber, gas, and atom that makes you, you. Will recombin. by PillowHand187

you are probably right but the definition of infinite is limitless or endless and that's what I was referring to. No you do not know for sure if or if not the universe is infinite if you do please enlighten us and show us your Nobel peace prize because this would be new to the scientific community.

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yamaha2000us t1_jacw22o wrote

Reply to comment by Afrimeca in Young generations tend to judge or pity for old generations but the fact is that the later are apparently happier, less anxious and more content with what they achieved or failed to. by red-ed

Solution?

This is shower thoughts. There are no solutions here. Just exchange of ideas.

As for the complaints about prior generations.

The generation prior to the Boomers fought in A world war.

The generation. Prior to that lived thru the depression.

2 generations prior to that, people were stealing land from the native Americans.

The current generation is just as accountable for their actions as prior ones.

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GrandKiwiistaken t1_jacvm2e wrote

Reply to comment by sandrews1313 in After about the first 17% of our lives, humans reach peak natural physical performance/potential (about age 17-18) and then the rest of our lives we degrade. But a deer for example can live to about 17.5 years and after 1st 25% (age 4-5) of their life they are beasts of max strength. by Charisma_Modifier

I think he's just trying to defend his point so he wouldn't sound like an idiot so idk about the whole karma farming stuff but ok.

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