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For me (1981) it's already 9%. That would mean that approx. 1 in 10 friends would already have died. I don't think thats remotely true for me. Most likely the global distribution of deaths is really uneven.
Guess I'll have no friends to avoid their deaths then. You're welcome, ex-friends!
Wait, the human body makes a million red blood cells a second? That's kind of mind blowing.
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That's what surprised me, too. Our bodies don't really "feel" all that active (even on a cellular level).
And that’s -only- the red blood cells. Consider how that’s only a tiny portion of your body. Think of all the other cells everywhere else. Constantly dying and being born. Isn’t it every 7 years or so that pretty much every cell in our body’s rotated out?
I put in that I was born in 1901, and it still told me that I still had "a long way to go"