24 Jan 2025 12:39 am
Here's a quick read about what Ralph Nader was up against as a Safety Crusader......https://www.politico.com/story/2017/07/ ... 972-240609Cannonpointer » 23 Jan 2025, 11:24 pm » wrote: ↑ Actually, a lot of that is likely to do with OSHA, and with Ralph Nader.
The two things that were killing people back in the day were their jobs and their cars. OSHA handled the jobs, and Nader handled the cars.
When you look at average life spans, you are going one level deep. There's nothing granular about the claim, "The average life span has gone up ten years. People are living longer." When you start looking a little deeper, and you control for car wrecks and industrial accidents, you'll find that things are not quite so improved. As to old folks making it to the gym these days, that MIGHT have something to do with there being gyms these days. It might also have to do with there being more leisure these days, such that people actually NEED gyms to stay active. The oldsters in todays gyms were raised by parents who joined bowling leagues or softball leagues or went sport fishing all the time or spent their leisure time water skiing and camping and such=15px
I just asked [[[GOOGLE]]] this question..."Was Ralph Nader a credentialed automotive engineer or was he just simply an opportunistic Jew Lawyer...?"
[I think he did force Detroit to focus more on driver safety,,,[but in a typically predatory Jew Lawyer kind of way]
Also....
There must be 1/2 the amount of cigarette smokers nowadays too...?
The word has been out about saturated [hydrogenated] fats for 30 years
Improvements with catheter lab procedures and with routine cancer testing and treatment protocols have helped greatly.
Free access.to advice on the internet..like "how to do CPR right **** now...~~~
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