[ SECRET POST #6968 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6968 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

For most of human history, people weren’t living 80-90 years.

[(Anonymous)]

Sure they were. If you survived past the teens, you could usually expect to die around 60s-70s with 80s-90s not being unheard of. Long enough to get a good multi-generational household going, especially if you have kids in your 20s. Life expectancy is not the average age an adult could expect to live; it gets pulled down by infant mortality.

[philstar22]

Yes, actually, it was relatively common. The life expectancy rates of earlier time periods are very skewed by the massively high infant mortality rates. If you lived into adulthood, you had a good chance of living to a decently old age.