Why should men willingly live past 70?
By that point, a decent quality of life is a distant memory for most people, especially considering the long-term health problems so many people have earlier in life.
Most people stop using their brains around the age of 35.
By 55 their physical fitness is gone as well.
So what’s the point?

>>512400997 (OP)
Good food and entertainment. Milk it as long as possible.

I'm not most people. I carry five gallons of water a mile from the grocery to my home every two days. I'm 50. I can probably choke you out with one hand due to the grip strength I've developed doing this.

I want to inflict my disgusting old body on young prostitutes

>>512400997 (OP)
Put them on a carnivore diet and they'll thrive. A person since birth eating carnivore and drinking raw milk without vaccines will easily live to 120 in good shape too.

If eating healthy, move to a country that respects elders like in Asia and exercise, a high quality of life is obtainable at that age

>>512400997 (OP)
I don’t want to die but I don’t want to get old

I think once you get there your perspective changes. If you're one of these elites on research chemicals then life wouldn't be so bad but most people are fucked at 70. I'll never get anywhere close.

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>>512400997 (OP)
>Why should men willingly live past 70?
to see you suckers, loser and your retarded offspring suffer the consequences of your stupid voting decision, laziness and general incompetence. like god would - but i wont have to suffer eternal depression and despair cause all these "witnessing" would be gone once i (my brain) will die.

p.s.:
also AI drone swarms videos in 8K which shows you dipshits splatter all over the place (preferable as volonteer troopers) in your own wanted "big war to weed out the weak/retards/(insert random enemy tag here).

That's only two years after the millennial retirement age in the uk and that's before they raise it again in a few years

>>512401268
good luck, gramps. you have to make a contract - and a contract need both sides to agree on the trade.

lets hope your "stock based retirement funds" wont go down the drain in the next "crash".

>>512400997 (OP)

You want spending every day what you have some fun things?

my dad is in his mid 70s and still hikes everyday at altitude with a backpack full of rocks, I kid you not. he could probably kick the asses of 90% of the people here.

it may be a minority, but for some of us -
being older can be very sweet

be spiritual
reincarnation religions a bit easier

have love inside of you
loving an older woman whom you knew when she was young, is one of the most beautiful things you can ever experience

enjoy a few things in life a huge amount, but not to excess
have some kind of healthy regime - good food, enough sleep, some exercise, meditation

have compassion and morality

in Asia they sometimes say you are approaching wisdom at 60 and finally wise at 70
maybe because in elderly years you finally have the 'balanced' sexual drive you thought you would have at 30

>>512401423
serious old age experience, and maybe serious chronic illness will - in time - teach you that death-sama sometime is a mercyful master. extremely mercyful in some cases.

>>512402116
my dad is 80+ and still manages his life on his own - even doing garden chores in 45+ °C without getting a heat stroke. also meeting up with some younger gals (70+ ^^) some years after his divorce.

but age is getting at him steadily.

>>512402148
good post, buddy.

I intend to spend all my time reading and watching anime and spending time with family (if I have one by that point). I'll just continue to do that until the pain gets too bad, then I'll OD on opiates and die.