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Old 06-29-2020, 02:24 PM   #1
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So I found this link: https://www.blueprintincome.com/tool...g-will-i-live/


I looked at my factors and I can add 0.5 years to my life by working out 3-4 times per week vs the 1-2 times a week I currently work out.


On the other hand , if I have 2-7 drinks per week I can add 0.6 years to my live vs the 1-2 drinks I currently consume.


What do I do? Isn't it obvious?
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Old 06-29-2020, 02:37 PM   #2
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So I found this link: https://www.blueprintincome.com/tool...g-will-i-live/


I looked at my factors and I can add 0.5 years to my life by working out 3-4 times per week vs the 1-2 times a week I currently work out.


On the other hand , if I have 2-7 drinks per week I can add 0.6 years to my live vs the 1-2 drinks I currently consume.


What do I do? Isn't it obvious?
Quit exercising and up the drinking! It's a WIN/WIN!!
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Old 06-29-2020, 02:41 PM   #3
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Old 06-29-2020, 02:48 PM   #4
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The system was figured out over 80 years ago:

https://www.hashhouseharriers.com/what-is-hashing/

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The system was figured out over 80 years ago:

https://www.hashhouseharriers.com/what-is-hashing/
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Old 06-29-2020, 03:37 PM   #6
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Nice calculator.

Based on this tool, I have 25 more years of Covid19 lockdown to look forward to. No travel, no bars, restaurants, no pools, concerts, plays, beaches, movies. Nada.

25 years that will feel like 1000s!



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19 more years of Covid-19 lockdown. Nineteen seems to be a magic number.
Of course, both of my parents croaked at 95-1/2.
Whatever.
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I lost 2.9 years by not drinking booze vs. 8 or more drinks a week.
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15 more years of being locked up. I could shorten that if I start drinking and smoking. I need a plan.
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15 more years of being locked up. I could shorten that if I start drinking and smoking. I need a plan.
By then you should be able to find hand sanitizer.
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I would be thrilled to make it to 87.
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I would be thrilled to make it to 87.
When you are my age (76) you hope for a few more than that!
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Old 06-29-2020, 08:46 PM   #13
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I rarely drink...maybe 4 or 5 per YEAR. I'm surprised to see that my life expectancy would increase with one drink per week and even a little better with 2 - 5 drinks a week.

Not what I would have thought. So drinking even a little does a body good, I guess.
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Quit exercising and up the drinking! It's a WIN/WIN!!
Works for me!
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"Your life expectancy is 6.1 years greater than most!
Great job, but you'll spend hundreds of thousands more in your long retirement. An Annuity provides income as long as you live."

I'm sure most folks that sell annuities would agree that, yes, selling annuities is a great way to keep the commissions and bonuses coming in.

For the buyer? Meh.
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Quit exercising and up the drinking! It's a WIN/WIN!!
I think it is spelled "WINE/WINE!"
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Old 06-30-2020, 01:24 PM   #17
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When I use a calculator I usually get between 84-86 which I think is realistic. This one said 92.
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Looks like it's time to increase my spend rate again.... A lot....
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When I use a calculator I usually get between 84-86 which I think is realistic. This one said 92.
Because I think I t is trying to sell you an annuity. As least that is what it suggested to me when I answered the questions and it came up with my very long life expectancy.
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