Not spent a night in hospital (yet), and no idea if I'd have deaded without the minor medical interventions such as antibiotics and inoculations.
On another tack, I suspect I'll win the prize for missing out on grandfathers: one died (heart attack) when I was six weeks old, and the other died in 1929, from TB.
Both my grandfathers were long dead before I was born. One was killed by a drunk driver in 1947, the other died of heart failure at age 52, before my parents had even met. One grandmother was also long gone. Only ever knew one grandparent.
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Its not, really. Only have to live long enough to reproduce, and ensure offspring survive to the point they can look after themselves. Humans can do the reproduction thing from mid teens, so living to 25 or 30 would be enough to achieve that. Best if they have multiple children to improve the odds, so perhaps 30 is the minimum age to ensure species survival?
I was highlighting the logical fallacy of the prior post.
Not spent a night in hospital (yet), and no idea if I'd have deaded without the minor medical interventions such as antibiotics and inoculations.
On another tack, I suspect I'll win the prize for missing out on grandfathers: one died (heart attack) when I was six weeks old, and the other died in 1929, from TB.
Both my grandfathers were long dead before I was born. One was killed by a drunk driver in 1947, the other died of heart failure at age 52, before my parents had even met. One grandmother was also long gone. Only ever knew one grandparent.
Same here. Different circumstances but I only knew one grandmother. Only one uncle too. When I was 20 my entire extended family consisted of 8 people.
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I am not sure. You have no chance.
Not spent a night in hospital (yet), and no idea if I'd have deaded without the minor medical interventions such as antibiotics and inoculations.
On another tack, I suspect I'll win the prize for missing out on grandfathers: one died (heart attack) when I was six weeks old, and the other died in 1929, from TB.
Both my grandfathers were long dead before I was born. One was killed by a drunk driver in 1947, the other died of heart failure at age 52, before my parents had even met. One grandmother was also long gone. Only ever knew one grandparent.
Same here. Different circumstances but I only knew one grandmother. Only one uncle too. When I was 20 my entire extended family consisted of 8 people.
Similar to me, only ever knew one grandma. Lost an uncle before I was born too (who I was named after).
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Only one grandmother was alive when I was born, and I only 'met' her when I was a baby. Paternals side not surprising as my dad was an older father. Mum's side were Irish Catholics, she had 2 sisters and a brother, none of whom had kids! Her dad died when she was very young.
As we all have had vaccinations pretty much since we were born, the question is totally impossible to answer.
Thinking about it I've been rather lucky really, Broken wrist when 6 or 7 which would've sucked but I don't actually think much got displaced. Recent ACL would have cut short Medieval Me's skiing career down in its prime ( 🤔 ). The most advanced Dental work I've had was encouraging a stubborn baby tooth out.
Don't think I've ever had antibiotics for anything serious. I'm sure I can remember a course but...not for what it was. Topical antibiotics for a horrible ear ache and a cream for a minor infection when I performed surgery on myself with the edge of a ski once (other time from above).
I'd still be Live & Kickin'...but I had grommets when I was young...So I might be deaf!
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We might have evolved a bit faster/further, with greater turnover of generations.
Only one uncle too. When I was 20 my entire extended family consisted of 8 people.
I am not sure. You have no chance.
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Mum's side were Irish Catholics, she had 2 sisters and a brother, none of whom had kids! Her dad died when she was very young.
As we all have had vaccinations pretty much since we were born, the question is totally impossible to answer.
I'd probably still be alive.
Don't think I've ever had antibiotics for anything serious. I'm sure I can remember a course but...not for what it was. Topical antibiotics for a horrible ear ache and a cream for a minor infection when I performed surgery on myself with the edge of a ski once (other time from above).
I'd still be Live & Kickin'...but I had grommets when I was young...So I might be deaf!
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