I didn't go to the nicest high school back in the 80's. I know of at least four that didn't make it to graduation due to violence/gunshots/stabbings/murder. Most of it was gang and/or drug related turf wars. A number of kids were removed from school and placed in alternative high schools and juvenile detention. A number of them ended up in prison. At least my kids were able to attend very good public schools out in the suburbs.
Graduated high school in 1997. To my knowledge, only 2 of the 120 in my graduating class have passed away. One guy was musician who died at 27. You don't need to think very hard on this one. The other one was a girl who passed away in her sleep. I'm surprised we haven't had more, to be honest. Our class was wild and reckless.
I haven't seen 95% of the people from my graduating class in person since 1997. When you move 8 hours away, you basically lose touch with everyone.
I'm going to go get black out drunk tonight and drive on the highway speeding like I do every other week, but this time just for you buddy. Times are changing, morality is a thing of the 1990s, we are in the age of robotics and reason now. Morality is a joke. Everyone does so who cares and do whatever you want. if you hit me in your car tonight, thank you, life sucks and I hope i go soon and take some with me. not kidding, on my 6 bottle now, waiting until 10 to get in the car.
I can make it happen tonight. just send location and NDA brotha. my whole class from 2010 - non of us wanna live past 40. we here for you.
like seriosuly what is the point of living past 40 or 50 and not knowing when you die? in the future i think dying wont be seen as negative and we will all choose and celebrate death, with most going arond 45-55 - this will improve happiness and help the population and economy. also imagine how many rituals and partieis you would throw the last year of your life if you knew exactly when you will end it. most beautiful idea ive ever had - "ritualized community chose death". Government could offer "death security" which is just when you decide to die by a certain age - they give you 100K to spend the last year of your life, again good for the economy. like the purge, just much better
explain it to me. i can imagine much worse than you. it combines concepts of 'causality, neuralink, death drive, and torture, and infinity"
just imagine when neuralink is commonplace in 20 years the potential to reverse code in terror and infinite suffering into someone - honestly besides it being wrong this excites me so much. the terror and evil of today is nothing compared what we will be jrking to in the future. I promise. in 2034 in new york city, at 12:33 in the afternoon, wait for it. you will see
64 yo. Grad class had 200. 15 males and 6 females that I know of have died. Two actually died before grad in auto or farm accidents. Four died during covid years; one of which had lupus. At least two died of suicide. One died in college of AIDS. Another died of a heart attack in his 30s. At least three died of cancer, one of whom was a lifelong smoker.
Can you show the math that shows the expected number of deaths in a group of 200 is 4 between the ages of 18 and 34? Maybe right. Seems a tad high. It's a simple exercise from the data you have provided -- begin with 200 lives and then apply the death rate at age 18 to get the number alive at age 19 then repeat 15 more times to age 34
Well, I did the math. Assuming a 50/50 split between M and F, expected deaths =4.52.
I had a small party at my apartment when I was in college. Maybe 10 of us, and we played the game "wink" which is kind of like tag. Within 15 years were gone.
I graduated with about 500 in '77. As of last year 58 were reported dead, although one is alive and well, living in Chicago, so now 57 have died. Out of 21 Native Americans on the Rez in the middle of our district, 14 died. The Native Americans I know died of diabetes, cancer, drugs and alcohol abuse.
Out of sixty-one students in my graduating class forty-eight years ago at a prep school for boys, three have died, one by suicide. I assume that the relatively low death rate has had something to do with demographics; the great majority of my classmates were, by my own family's standards, extremely well off financially. (We had a zoom conference shortly after the COVID-19 vaccines became available in certain parts of the county. One of my classmates suggested that others could join him in his flight down to Florida on his private plane to get the vaccine. I was thousands of miles away, and have never even been on a private plane. I stayed in isolation until the vaccine came to my community.)
also evolution doesn’t dork unless done people die
Evolution doesn't work period, no species has ever or will ever evolve into a different species, and no "micro-evolution" and genetic drift within a species isn't proof of "macro-evolution."
I went to a similar-size school as the OP, and had 4 classmates die before I turned 25. Two from cancer, one in a car accident, one beaten to death by her boyfriend.
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