Scott, it would be interesting to compare the results of the LE
calculator with the longevity quotient I suggested a couple
weeks ago (during the hottest phase of the g*n battle).
With just those 3 rules alone, one should be able to calculate
his or her l.q. Does something like this already exist?
How is it calculated? If one wished to identify a good
candidate for DNA selection to optimize long life, how
else would one do so? spike
> Scott Badger wrote: Therefore, they will have longer
> life expectancies on the average than the rest of the population (not quite
> sure of what that is). ... My LE = 86.39