Disgracefulone

Nope. Don't care. I'm a scientific realist. 99.999% of the time I educate myself on matters such as these if I am misinformed, and change my stance promptly based on new information.

But not in this case.

Fuck this meme, fuck this info, and fuck wasps.

Woah.

So uh, when you boarding with me? Rent is 50 homemade Oreos per month, 55 and I'll include my German shepherd and kitty Kat snuggles.

Edit: my pup is hiding bc she dislikes thunder

It's not the fang that's poisonous but the glands and those absolutely could be even accidentally eaten. #debunked

If you were happy that's the important thing, but yes, companies still have a long (ext x 1000) way to go across the board generally.

I see yeah, before all the crazy diseases borne of overpopulation etc.

Lol as long as nothing was due that day.

Company still comes first, technically!

I'm not entirely sure what you mean by natural humans - are there artificial ones?? 🤔

Sure, it is an extreme. As in my edit I stated: this is due to sanitation. It is all over the board throughout the 15th-18th century world because pandemics/diseases/epidemics came and went and sanitation was so low and medicine was so bad that people dropped like flies, and thus did the life expentency average.

In particular, my "25 year l.e." example was about 18th century France.

No? Medical care and sanitation. Unless youre speaking of a specific event in time. But yes it has tripled in the 25yo cases? Avg life span now is in the 70s.

Right, like uhh you know the average life span for a healthy male used to be 25 years right? Did you think that was for no reason? Smfh.

Did you think 90 years passed and suddenly the life span tripled?

The idiocy

Edit: to make sure some of the responses aren't misunderstanding my point - medicine.

Scientific advances. Technology, research, people knowing how to literally wash their fucking hands added years to the lifespan.

And yes it has tripled in some cases. 18th century France the life expectancy was twenty four years old.

This increase to what we see today is LARGELY due to medical care and sanitation alone.

It's all over the board back then, in fact, because of sanitation. Diseases would.come and go and life expentencies would sink like a tanker because sanitation was non existent.

So yes I exaggerated the time span, obviously, but I wasn't kidding about the tripling part - if a bit vaguely.

Gaslighting 101