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And I said yes, health (tends)to make you live longer, the original point was whether or not exercising will make that for you, and then we made the point of okay moderate exercise maybe, not too much not too little.

Ig anything can be looked at is valuable or not, that’s off topic, you still cannot say that being healthy will make you live longer, because things will not be all equal, how hard is it to admit it?

I didn’t know this post was about evaluating me as a scientist.

Stop stepping out of reality everything else cannot be equal, stop imagining unrealistic scenarios, and I already said that it tends to make you live longer, which is the same thing as “ all things being equal a more healthy person will live longer “ .

Working 100 hours a week tends to make you good amount of money, doesn’t mean it will make you rich. being healthy may make you reel good and energetic, doesn’t mean it will make you live longer. stop taking these things as facts, no such a thing as a fact.

I already said it tends, that’s not a fact, that’s a pattern that can be changed, also there’s million other factors you’re not considering that may actually prove that being healthy won’t let you live longer.

You’re all scientifically minded and empirical facts worshippers, if you answer this one scientific question then I will let you have it, tell me, doesn’t relativity mean that everything is relative and nothing is actually a fact, why do you take the stance of having empirical facts then? you literally cannot say something is one thing over its opposite, this is the real world, you cannot say health will make you live longer, even if you take data and measure lifespans of all people, still all you have is a pattern, you do not have a fact, there literally is no such a thing as a fact in the real world.

I can say it tends to make you feel better and happier, more functional, I don’t know about increasing your lifespan because there are many factors we are not considering, if you’ve been in a coma for 70 years, you’re not necessarily healthy but you still may live longer than a healthy normal person.

You can say being healthy may lead to a longer life, but you cannot state it as a fact, because it isn’t. and I say being healthier may not make you live longer simply because when you’re healthier you’re more active and you tend over due things which will lead to your death, I’m not saying to not be healthy, health is one of my top values, but I choose health not because I think it will make me live longer, maybe more happy,efficient, energetic, functional, but not for a min do I believe or think it will make me live longer.

There really is no one formula for everyone, we all have different capacities and genetics, but generally over doing it tends to backfire

Nope, you can be too healthy for your own good and end up dying at a young age from many different factors due to you being healthy, open your mind to think holistically

It’s in the post what I mean

The thread is about living longer, NOT being healthy or not

This is why science is stage orange and low consciousness, they look at the problem linearly and not holistically, and they don’t not consider all the factors, a wild child is more likely to hit his head and die then a lazy child, even tho the wild one is way healthier and fitter.

Healthy doesn’t equal living longer.

That’s completely relative and subjective, which is why there’s no such a thing as empirical facts, you can study 50 or 100 people and come up with an answer, doesn’t mean it will work on everyone with different backgrounds ang genetics.

Go back in this post and read what I said, how does over working your heart makes you live longer? how does over using something makes it newer or last longer? doesn’t seem logical, and yet all your science and empirical data is based on logic, I again made a point that sure, you’ll get to a resting heart rate of 50 bpm, but that’s after you’ve already exhausted yourself in exercising, and also if you’re really that athletic to the point of your resting heart rate comes down to 50 bpm, you tend to be a monkey and unable to rest, you’re basically addicted to being active, which means you’ll end up over using your heart which means you’ll not be living longer.

It could be because of many external factors, not just biological.

sometimes it’s not your biology that’s the issue, but the times and issues that we’re going through as a society at a collective level, which I think why it gets better when you’re meditating, because meditation takes you out of human problems and bullshit. even if you’re %100 biologically healthy, if you lived during WW2 chances are that those times are filled with horror and anxiety.

I’ve made this point many times here, being active and full of energy will make you more prone into getting into accidents and troubles, you all keep focusing on the internal benefits that exercising have on your body, while I’m trying to make you see how that LIFE STYLE may externally ( outside your body) not make you live longer, even internally it may be optimal for LIVING LONGER not FEELING GOOD.

Again, being athletic and active doesn’t necessarily mean healthy. You all keep confusing the 2.

You can also check you UV index in your weather app before you go sunbathe.

I never had a problem with exercising, I’m a gym rat myself, but my whole point was, don’t think being athletic necessarily means living longer, a lot of times it’s just the opposite.

Again, health and feeling good doesn’t necessarily mean living longer.

Yes, like I said above, being more athletic will not necessarily help you live longer because then you’ll become a monkey with high energy, you tell me which one you think is safer, a child that’s full of energy that jumps around like a monkey, or a lazy child that sits and watches tv? I’ve already explained my points above, you keep presenting the same inquiries as the ones before you.