>>409969703
Nope. I JUST explained to you how you didn't understand the the topic. You're talking about RECENT human history within the last 2,000 years and how lifespan was recorded.

I'm talking about our NATURAL BIOLOGICALLY STATE and how long we live as proven by OUR HUMAN REMAINS and how long we live naturally.

In the last 10,000 years we began to increase how long we lived past 28 by controlling the variables in our environment. Otherwise we naturally only live to 28.

This snowball effect of controlling our variables enables to live past 28 these days. In the same manner as when you hear about how long an animal lives in captivity VS the wild. The ones in captivity live A LOT longer. (There's a few that suffer from issues being in captivity but that's psychological in part)