Actual Tsunami pics, taken by a couple before death

CNN ^

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Each human being alive would develop cancer eventually if s/he lived long enough. Enough "errors" creep into cellular replication that the probilities increasingly approach 100% the more one ages that the particular genes responsible for shutting down cell replication will become damaged, resulting in out-of-control growth, aka malignancy.

You make some very sharp points about the diseases we face today resulting from longer life spans. Cancer is but one example. And not only are we living longer, we are living more sedately and eating more processed foods. Milk, cheese, meat, and eggs eaten 100 years ago are replaced with myriads of every kind of boxed and canned food. That must play a role as well.

[Lexinom]

Yep. The homes they would be living in today are occupied instead by illegal immigrants.