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Why are some intelligent people (like Rick Roderick) so bluepilled on aging? Anonymous Mon Jun 27 12:39:27 2022 No.20589623 [View]
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxwwGkt_E7I
>my grandfather died at 78
>good enough for me
Seeing intelligent people express this attitude baffles me, especially if they're successful and ambitious; don't they realize that without aging, they would probably live hundreds of years (until some accident or other illness did them in), in which they would be healthy, full of youth and vitality, and be able to accomplish so much more?
Ironically, Roderick didn't even make to 78; he died at 51.

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