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I sleep 11-13 hours a day.
Marie-AnneLiz
H-i-s-t-o-r-y a écrit :
IMBacon wrote:

For a 58 year old man.  I a healthier than most people in my age range.   I dont drink, smoke, do drugs.  I get 7-8 hours sleep a night.  I eat healthy, exercise, and read. 

LOL...some say i have turned into a hippy.  Which i guess is ok with me if they think that.  I just wish people would ask "why"? and not just assume.

You may find you need less sleep as you get older.  I was like you 15 years ago.  Now 5 hours sleep is fine

You are really 58+15= 73? wink.png

wsswan

I am 70 myself. tongue.png

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IMKeto
H-i-s-t-o-r-y wrote:
IMBacon wrote:

For a 58 year old man.  I a healthier than most people in my age range.   I dont drink, smoke, do drugs.  I get 7-8 hours sleep a night.  I eat healthy, exercise, and read. 

LOL...some say i have turned into a hippy.  Which i guess is ok with me if they think that.  I just wish people would ask "why"? and not just assume.

You may find you need less sleep as you get older.  I was like you 15 years ago.  Now 5 hours sleep is fine

I was always one of those "night owls".  I would get by on 2-4 hours sleep a night.  But then i started reading up on how unhealthy that is.  So i started going to bed at a reasonable time.  It has made a big difference.

Marie-AnneLiz
H-i-s-t-o-r-y a écrit :

74.

75 in two months

 

WoW! 

Marie-AnneLiz
wsswan a écrit :

I am 70 myself.

Nice!

wsswan

LOL your robbing the cradle. Give us younguns have a chance. LOL

wsswan

ROFL!

power_9_the_people

Although "old age" is not one of them yet, There are many vaccine  preventable diseases

https://news.sky.com/story/why-7-000-people-die-needlessly-every-day-11770982

DiogenesDue

Ugh.

https://news.yahoo.com/florida-texas-nearly-40-covid-174459323.html

IMKeto

Had my 2nd. pfizer shot yesterday.  Except for a slightly sore arm, no side effects. 

Marie-AnneLiz

Marie-AnneLiz

DiogenesDue
Optimissed wrote:
The World has gone mad and not the people who try to maintain normality. You are helping to cause and maintain the madness by buying into the climate of fear wholesale.

That's a perfectly valid viewpoint. JUST as legitimate and reasonable as yours, because you do not understand that you're causing harm with all this paranoid talk. IMBacon is the same.


And your attitude to disagreement is merely censorship and an attack on freedom of expression. There's no excuse for that and you can only justify it through the assumption that yours is the only viewpoint which is valid and correct.

That's a lot of talking without much content.  Nothing I said had anything to do with fear.  Where fear comes in is from people like you, that try to pass off your (quite pedestrian and non-scientific) notions of "well, I don't see the problem and everything will probably be fine, so just go on and ignore it like me".

If someone steps out of the way of an oncoming bus, are they afraid of buses, or just smart?  When the metaphorical bus is microscopic and invisible, smart people still know to step aside...dumb people don't perceive a problem anymore.  Apparently, about 1/3rd of the world is dumb at this point.  

DiogenesDue
Optimissed wrote:

The fear itself is far more damaging than the object of the fear.

A fluffy statement borne out of fear of losing the status quo wink.png...but, I agree. 

Fear of worldwide economic collapse (not happening), government conspiracies (not happening), and medical science in general are far more damaging and propagating this pandemic, when it could have been handled by now if people weren't reacting like spooked cattle to every disruption to their daily routines.

"But masks will lead to a police state!"

"Vaccines might have side effects!"

"We have to resist this power grab by...a virus?  No, wait, by the people protecting us from the virus!"

The article I posted about Texas and Florida having 40% of the hospitalizations now prove this exact point.  The two states that are most resistant to following any measures are the ones that are completely fubar at this point.  Hard data doesn't lie. 

Marie-AnneLiz

ChampoftheBepoCamp

I am scared if I get vaxxed its gonna hurt me... I have gotten vaxxed multiple times and don't like getting poked on my skin with needles...

Well tbh my parents are anti-vaxxers so it's not like I have a choice lol

IMKeto

I grew up getting allergy shots every week.  Needles are nothing for me.

ChampoftheBepoCamp
IMBacon wrote:

I grew up getting allergy shots every week.  Needles are nothing for me.

Um what... so they used to put things into your arms and stuff every week?

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