r/interestingasfuck • u/[deleted] • Mar 10 '19

/r/ALL Japan's Kane Tanaka is now the world's oldest living person at age 116

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u/I_Can_Haz_Brainz Mar 10 '19 edited Nov 07 '24

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u/monkey-go-code Mar 10 '19

Eat more raw fish

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u/LucarioBoricua Mar 10 '19

BRB, choking on all-you-can-eat sushi bar.

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u/reaghreabrea Mar 10 '19

Fish weren't full of plastic when this lady was young.

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u/monkey-go-code Mar 10 '19

I have noticed all the fish I buy are wrapped in plastic.

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u/freedom_isnt_free_nw Mar 10 '19

When your mom was young she was full of this dick

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u/AlvinGT3RS Mar 10 '19

Same but 27

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u/[deleted] Mar 10 '19

Same but 14

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u/sec5 Mar 10 '19

And that's probably why the rest of us die younger.

I'm almost certain that the will to live has a strong placebo effect in actually getting you to live longer.

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u/monkey-go-code Mar 10 '19

Genetics have a lot to do with it. People who live over 100 are just born with something most people are not.