nytimes.com — For the first time, U.S. life expectancy has surpassed 78 years, the government reported Wednesday. The increase is due mainly to falling mortality rates in almost all the leading causes of death. However, the U.S. continues to lag behind about 30 other countries in estimated life span. Japan is No. 1 on the list.
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onlygirlondiggJun 12, 2008
Damn it all. What we need is less people.
xexxJun 12, 2008
@yx210No need, nanobots will repair everything in real time :D We will have immortality through science, if we keep progressing... personally, I have no real doubt of this.
xexxJun 12, 2008
Let's sterilize some bitches then, pretty simple... IMO we need baby licenses or something now, too many kids having other kids. Wish there was a birth control that can be given at birth that needs an antidote before they could have children. It would only be temporary, however, as eventually we'll start to colonize space.
yaosioJun 13, 2008
You are dumb.
yaosioJun 13, 2008
Just because your mom won't buy you a PS3 does not mean the QOL is going down.
yaosioJun 13, 2008
Ray Kerzweil predicted this. :holkycarp: