https://www.death-clock.org
With fitness & diet, it says I’ll live be 75. It only cost me a little less than 2 years when I said I smoked, just to see how much it would cost me.
Without fitness and diet it says 81, but when I change Outlook from Neutral to Optimistic, it says 96.
If you play around with it and give the best answers for all of the questions, you get 119. When I did the worst answers for all of the questions, it says I’ll be dead 7 months from now at 49 years and 1 month old.
It’ll also tell you your cause of death, but I think that’s more based on death stats than your test. I also think it’s a little random. It’s also not specific. For 75 years it says Lower respiratory infection the last time I did it, but I think it said cancers the first time and in a bicycle accident another time(Which is creepy since I ride a bicycle alot*). When I check the Smoking box, it says Malaria(WTF?😕).
For 81 it says cardiovascular disease once and liver disease another time.
You boomers might not want to do the test. It might say you’re gonna die tomorrow or that you should be dead already.😛
Tell your family to let us know when you die so we can see how accurate the test is. Or you can tell us yourself if become a ghost.😛
I wonder if anybody in here is already posting from beyond the grave.😳
*I’ve already been hit by a car on my bicycle a few times. Twice when the car was just pulling out of a gas station or a parking lot. I didn’t really get hurt those times. The 3rd one was the bad one. I think it was in 2018. Apparently only modern medical science saved me. I was on my way to work and in a hurry. My head hit the windshield. I actually got up and walked around for a few seconds before I guess I went unconscious, or maybe the paramedics sedated me. I was in an induced coma for I guess a week or two because I had a brain bleed and they had to open my skulll and drain the blood. I was wearing a helmet, but it didn’t help much. They were probably all my fault. But I have no memory of the bad one, so it might not have been my fault, but it probably was. I wonder if I made the local news.
Since I’ve had those incidents, it’s statistically unlikely that I’ll be hit by a car again, but of course that’s just statistics. I still use the bicycle. It’s the electric one I’ve talked about around here. I just had to get a new seat and pedals and take the wheels to a bike shop to get unbent.