Supposing you could live to be 1000 years old BUT...

JockSporran | 09:15 Sun 27th Jan 2008 | Body & Soul

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...but the pace of life is proportionate to the lifespan we have at present.

For example, you become sexually mature around 120. You tend to settle down and have a family around 250. You reach middle age at 400 or 500. You retire at 600.

True, you'd have a longer youth than at present, but you'd also have a longer childhood and a longer old age.

My question is: would there be any point in this longer lifespan? Would it make any difference?

Has anyone heard of Flex and Firm?

Feeling down : (

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Dear lord no!!!
What about the terrible 2's? and how long would puberty last? If you think I'm going through teenage angst and acne for 70 odd years you've got another think coming ;-))

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