Esperanza De Vida Mundo Novels & Stories

“Oh, it’s amazing here! The people are so friendly, and the food—my goodness, Sophia—you’d fall in love instantly. I’m really enjoying it.” A small smile tugged at my lips, though it didn’t quite reach my eyes. “That’s great, Mom. I’m glad you’re doing well.” “You know,” she continued, her tone brimming with excitement, “I was just reading something interesting about the US earlier. Apparently, the average life expectancy here is around seventy-eight point four years—at least that’s what the CDC says. But what’s even more fascinating is how different it is in certain states. Did you know Hawaii has one of the highest life expectancies? Something like eighty-one and a half years!”

"Oh greed! that's how I know. I'm greedy for change though, it's different. Money is just a byproduct of breakthrough. A thousand years ago, people were lucky to live to forty five. Now, getting into your nineties isn't rare. I believe a full life is a right everyone should enjoy. Living to ninety or a hundred, people should die of old age, not cancer and Alzheimers, and not in so much pain they can't appreciate the experience." "So you want to live for how long exactly? Forever?" Clair asked, curious. "No" he said quickly, " No one should have to do that..." He suddenly looked very moody, like the topic saddened him. The reaction did not go unnoticed by Clair. He continued anyway,. " But ch

Many objective scholars believed that if the high mortality rate of infants and young children as well as the average life expectancy of the general population was taken into account, the real-life expectancy during that era should be around thirty years old. This way, the fact that the old lady’s ancestor could live to be seventy-three years old on his own, which was longer than any king back then, was already very remarkable.

Lady Dahlia laughed, and somehow, I understood the joke. "But tradition is something I'm very much fond of, and so I wanted to pass this on to you so you can pass it on to your daughter when she marries in the future, or daughter-in-law for that matter. I do hope I live long enough to see her walk down the aisle that all Vandenberg women walked upon, and that you will, too, tomorrow," she said, her eyes softened as she said those words. As the New World gets older, so does people die younger and younger each passing generation. I read somewhere that people from the Old World used to live to a hundred, but in the New World, you'd be lucky to even pass the age half that. I heard the oldest man

If that was true his mother could never stand a chance. “Wow, you guys are really rich, how long do you guys usually live for?” Joshua asked. It would be a huge loss if they died early, right?” “The cycle of life is inevitable and no one can escape it. However, with the help of current medical advancement, my Grandfather is a hundred eight years old.” “The oldest person alive is around a hundred twenty years old, right?” That’s because that person biologically predisposed to live so long. Most of us can only live until our seventies or eighties. Nothing can change that my father died when he was eighty years old.” Gwen replied.

The mother’s strength was only second to none. In short, they were the most powerful couple that he’d ever encountered. And such a couple took in their beloved youngest which was also ideal for them, recalling their different life span. For normal people like them, their average life span was not less than 200. However, the lifespan of The Unknown was close to 1000. And the lion couple was close to 500 years old. Aidan was as old as 130. And their life span was closely related to the youngest.

She clenched and fisted in silence. "You don't understand how I feel about the festival..." she muttered. She looked piercingly at him. "I want to be there to enjoy the moment!" "I know but-" "I am a human! My time is precious because it's limited. I can't live for a thousand years like the rest of you here! At least, let me go even if the world is ending tomorrow. I don't want to miss the chance!" The festival happens once in a millennium, and a human's life expectancy is less than two hundred years. If a human lives up to two centuries, that person is a legend.

“I’m barely twenty-six. Just because my brother wed the first girl he could find of breeding age, it’s no reason for me to panic and snatch up a mate.” “I forget. Mathin said your people live as long as 300, right? I guess you wouldn’t be worried about that. Where I come from lots of people marry and have children by eighteen or twenty.” When Leo stared at her, she added, somewhat defensively, “Our average lifespan is 75. Gotta mature and pass on the genes quick if we want to see grandkids.” Disconcerted, Leo sipped her drink. “I wouldn’t like your world.” “It’s not so bad, but…” She looked around, thought wistfully of Mathin. What was he doing now? “This one has its charms.”

‘An epoch is actually 129600 years? ‘In other words, as long as we break through to Eternal Realm, we can live at least 129600 years.’ This number was too huge for Celia and others who were born on Earth. One must know that the lifespan of ordinary people on Earth was only more than one hundred years old, and it was already a miracle that people could live to two or three hundred years old. 129600 years was such a long time. What was the difference between this and immortality? Earth might still be a primitive ecology an epoch ago!