Re: Brain-Size-Lifespan Theory

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From: Kenneth Collins
Date: Tue, 16 Jul 2002 21:36

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i should've specifified that the "not long ago" to which i was referring was
circa the "Iceman" discovered in Europe when the ice that'd encased him
finally melted. (sorry, that's how i remember 'the date' :-)

back then.

BTW, my paternal Grandmother lived to 100. My Father and I had set the same
goal for him, but then I was jailed, and he lost his Life at 93.

ken

Dwight Hooper wrote in message
<45159f7d.0207152219.4d5fa4b3@posting.google.com>...
>Dwight: As to the theory no comment. As to Mr. Collins comment, I say,
>"life-expectancy at birth perhaps. But when I look at my family tree
>and
>the length of recorded life spans of those who managed to procreate, I
>see spans
>that often reached 60, 70 and even 80. And one maternal line that
>repeatedly reached the century mark even in the 1800's. Even 100 years
>ago, I suspect one in 20 live births didn't get past the three month
>mark. Perhaps my ancestors were not your ancestors;-)"
>
>
>
>"Kenneth Collins" <k.p.collins@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message n
>>
>> it wasn't that long ago that our anscestors life-expectancy was half what
it
>> is now.
>>
>> no?
>>

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