2.5 billion beats and you are all done
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Peteri Szerlagi
Oct 2, 2024, 5:52:06 PM10/2/24
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On average, a human heart beats more than 2.5 billion times over a
70-year lifetime. This is because the heart beats about 100,000 times
per day and 35 million times per year.
Humans are unique among animals in the number of heartbeats they
experience in a lifetime. Modern medicine, food preservation, and
water purification have allowed humans to extend the life of their
hearts beyond the one billion limit that most other mammals
experience.
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jimmy carter is sucking up all of my extra heart beats - damn that guy
70-year lifetime. This is because the heart beats about 100,000 times
per day and 35 million times per year.
Humans are unique among animals in the number of heartbeats they
experience in a lifetime. Modern medicine, food preservation, and
water purification have allowed humans to extend the life of their
hearts beyond the one billion limit that most other mammals
experience.
per AI
jimmy carter is sucking up all of my extra heart beats - damn that guy
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