because their simple device addresses a huge need: stroke detection. Right now there isn’t a good way to tell which kind of stroke someone is having in the field. An ambulance with this non-invasive device will be able to quickly diagnose which stroke is occuring, allowing them to begin the best possible treatment immediately. As people begin living longer, we’ll see that the traditional approach to education and work must change.
Of course, four-year higher education will still exist. But new avenues and approaches to learning will emerge as supplemental or alternative ways of reskilling for jobs that will target people in their 60s, 70s, and 80s. How we invest may also change as we look to create steady income streams that kick in throughout retirement rather than just upfront. This also may inevitably cause people to work later and longer especially as our workforce trends farther away from physical labor to more mental and creative labor.
In 2 years u will say 120
I tell u Africa is in trouble, no more live and let live.. probably more sit tight Eggheads..
That's cute Forbes thinks we get to live that long
There will still be cancer, sickness, shootings, accidents, Mother Nature.
And then factor in an administration that wants to gut social welfare programs...
Governments bio engineer a disease to kill old people.....