World's Oldest Man Dies at 114

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It's amazing to me to think of the wealth of wisdom and experience that centenarians must possess. My great-grandmother and great-grand-aunt both lived to see 102, and their views on myriad issues were always incredeibly well-reasoned and articulate.

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World’s oldest man dies at age 114
Retired silkworm breeder lived in southern Japan


(Associated Press)

TOKYO, Sept. 29 — Yukichi Chuganji, a retired silkworm breeder documented as the world’s oldest man, died at his home in Japan at age 114, his family said Monday.
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Our world has more centenarians than ever before, and the rate at which peole are being added to the list is increasing steadily. One can only wonder just how far the limit of human lifespans can be pushed through medical technology and better understanding of our own internal clocks, phenomenae such as the Hayflick Limit, possible benefits from DNA research and cloning tehnology, etc.


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