The discussion revolves around a humorous and skeptical take on a lifespan prediction quiz that participants have taken. Many express disbelief in the accuracy of the results, with comments suggesting that factors like pessimism, smoking, and BMI yield wildly varying predictions about life expectancy. Participants share their own results, often leading to playful banter about their supposed longevity, with some joking about needing to change their attitudes or habits to extend their lives. The conversation also touches on the absurdity of the quiz's implications, with users making light of the idea of "necromancy insurance" and the concept of being "dead but not knowing it." Overall, the thread highlights a mix of humor, skepticism, and camaraderie among users as they navigate the quirky nature of the quiz.
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About 1 month before my 95th b-day.