Mostly skewed by infant death rates or no?

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Nov 10, 2019
10:22:01am

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Mostly skewed by infant death rates or no?

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gurt

11/10/19 10:21am

Mostly skewed by infant death rates or no?

Slim

11/10/19 10:22am

Yes. Reduction in infant and childhood deaths responsible for most of the change

Florwood

11/10/19 11:00am

People had midlife crisis at 16

JohnnyComeLately

11/10/19 10:23am

Nah. If you survived to 10, average life expectancy was 65 or so.

SandYFan

11/10/19 10:24am

Pre penicillin? Lol, no. Please provide your source for that stat.

Pimpin4Paradise

11/10/19 10:31am

Here are the actual stats, not Sandy’s inflates ones.

JohnnyComeLately

11/10/19 10:54am

That sounds more believable.

Pimpin4Paradise

11/10/19 11:35am

Huh unsourced image is truth now? Cool. Try vegas' link.

SandYFan

11/10/19 11:54am

See the article I posted below. Here is a quote that sums it up:

vegasnative

11/10/19 11:16am

This. Life span and life expectancy are two different things.

vegasnative

11/10/19 11:11am

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