How can the world's oldest population have a tradition of not extending people

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Mar 24, 2020
12:59:42pm

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Just talked to a friend after his 14 day quarantine on return from Italy.

JAGA97

3/24/20 12:53pm

Is that tradition due to a different cultural view of death or is it due to the practical limitations of their

Indy Coug

3/24/20 12:56pm

I don't know. This is what he said about his father. He got to the hospital and

JAGA97

3/24/20 1:01pm

It's just like on Midsommar.

Jeff Spicoli

3/24/20 12:57pm

How can the world's oldest population have a tradition of not extending people

coug almighty

3/24/20 12:59pm

I had the same thought.

JAGA97

3/24/20 1:01pm

When someone who is really old who has a severe chronic condition, extending their life

Indy Coug

3/24/20 1:01pm

Yeah I mistook it as attending to their health, extension yeah that is something

coug almighty

3/24/20 1:12pm

It's also not that they have older people, but that they have fewer younger folk

Plato

3/24/20 1:19pm

Why not? Just because they don't extend lives with medical care, doesn't mean

Kerbouchard

3/24/20 1:20pm

Italy and Spain are both high population density countries. "Suburbs" like in

Kerbouchard

3/24/20 1:17pm

Death panels at their best with socialized medicine.

coolblue

3/24/20 1:19pm

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