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A Clock To Show You How Long You Have to Live (aka "the Death Clock")
Submitted by Wesley on April 20, 2007 - 10:22am.
We bring you The Death Clock. In their words:
It's actually a little program that takes your age, BMI, gender, & outlook and whether or not you are a smoker to come up with your expected life expectancy (less the years you've already used up). I was relatively pleased with what it told me though the flip side is that this longevity expectation puts more pressure on my long-term financial planning. Read Similar LifeTwo Stories:
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