66: Lifespan
The average life expectancy in the 23rd century is 151 years. Find out what we do with all that time!
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Show Notes
Okay, it's not forever, but us 23rd century folk do live pretty long! With average life expectancy up to 151 years, and life's essentials pretty much taken care off, we sure have a lot of time on our hands. In this episode we explain what effect this long lifespan has on families, work, relationships and studying. Oh, and we also answer the ultimate question; "Why on earth do we live in Frankfurt?"
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Chapters
00:00 - Hello
00:24 - Introduction
00:50 - Jupiter Contest
03:11 - Dirk's Entry
04:01 - Simon's Entry
05:18 - Lifespan
08:48 - What's Changed?
09:15 - Families
14:52 - Work & Retirement
19:29 - Relationships
24:03 - Bucket Lists
27:55 - Listener Email
31:29 - Outroduction
32:03 - Goodbye
Credits
Theme Music: Over 100 Jaar by Klein Orkest
Almost Everything Else: Simon & Dirk