I am in my 40s, so I'll give the current life expectancy stats about a 50% chance of being valid by the time I reach the age to die.
But somebody who is 10 today, will likely have a life expectancy much longer than the 80 yeas. The entire curve will be pushed out. So for that person, I'd guess the probability of this being correct is closer to 10%.
I am in my 40s, so I'll give the current life expectancy stats about a 50% chance of being valid by the time I reach the age to die.
But somebody who is 10 today, will likely have a life expectancy much longer than the 80 yeas. The entire curve will be pushed out. So for that person, I'd guess the probability of this being correct is closer to 10%.