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What If Everyone Lived for 150 Years?

United StatesPublished March 5, 2022

Views 123K  |  Likes 3.55K  |  Comments 371
Views#1,178,966Global
Views#249,302United States

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8.96M subs1.66K videosJul 2018

This video has 123K views and 3.55K likes, ranking #1,178,966 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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123,761

Likes

3,556

Comments

371

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Total (all-time): $87 – $248

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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Pregnant grandmas? Moving on to your tenth marriage? These might soon be realities if humans were to achieve average lifespans of 150 years. Longer life expectancy would mean more time in the workforce, and alternative means of food production. So how could we sustain the population of Earth if each person lived …

Published
March 5, 2022
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