Are you brave enough would you believe the outcome.( Ignore the ad. at the beginning)
https://uk.news.yahoo.com/test-claims-predict-likelihood-death-021030430.html?vp=1#F13wNEB
:worried:
Being computer thick again.
Will prob die before I can work out how to take the test :doh:
Forget that, found it, I'm dead!
Life's too short to take such a test, but I'm dying to know what the outcome would be :laugh:
I wouldn't bother either, like most of these 'lifestyle' questionnaires it's all bovine :poop:
:D
Paul
Having done the test, there is a 98% chance that I will be living long enough to get my Pendolinos, see the new electric trains on the FGW routes, Crossrail complete, etc :claphappy:
I did it 3 times to make sure I believe the conclusions and got 'over 5 years to live' so am guessing that I can expect to live over 5 years every time which means that I must have over 15 years ahead of me :thumbsup:
I got 4.9% chance of popping my clogs in the next 5 years.
I got a five-year risk of dying is 47.2% :dighole:
Perhaps I can risk a couple of pre-orders!
I'm 8 years younger than I thought I was :D
"I did it 3 times to make sure I believe the conclusions and got 'over 5 years to live' so am guessing that I can expect to live over 5 years every time which means that I must have over 15 years ahead of me" Keep doing it - you will outlive us all! :laugh:
I tried but felt I wouldn't live long enough to answer all the questions.
Quote from: scotsoft on June 04, 2015, 07:16:06 PM
I got a five-year risk of dying is 47.2% :dighole:
It would seem I'm 16 years older than I thought I was, with a 26.2% chance of shuffling off this mortal coil in the next 5 years :worried: :goodbye:
Quote from: scotsoft on June 04, 2015, 07:16:06 PM
I got a five-year risk of dying is 47.2% :dighole:
I like the precision of this estimate. Anyway, who really wants to know the answer to this question? In the big scheme of things we are all on the same train. Some get off the train earlier than others.
Webbo
Quote from: Webbo on June 05, 2015, 09:40:20 AM
Quote from: scotsoft on June 04, 2015, 07:16:06 PM
I got a five-year risk of dying is 47.2% :dighole:
I like the precision of this estimate. Anyway, who really wants to know the answer to this question? In the big scheme of things we are all on the same train. Some get off the train earlier than others.
Webbo
True, but I'd rather get off when I want to and not when some bugger pulls the communication cord :laugh:
Unfortunately I am not suitable to take the test so there must be no hope for me :(
I did see on gadget man the other day richard ayoade the "death watch" not sure how it works exactly but I know I won't be buying one
http://www.firebox.com/product/6693/Death-Watch (http://www.firebox.com/product/6693/Death-Watch)
Quote from: Vonk on June 05, 2015, 01:57:00 PM
I did see on gadget man the other day richard ayoade the "death watch" not sure how it works exactly but I know I won't be buying one
http://www.firebox.com/product/6693/Death-Watch (http://www.firebox.com/product/6693/Death-Watch)
What happens when the battery runs out, the owner does as well ???
Bet it can't predict the moment you get squashed under a bus because you were too busy looking at your fancy watch instead of where you were going . . .
Paul
Can it detect if I lied with the answers....and will it come and get me? :uneasy:
:confused2: Why are men asked more questions than women? Isn't that sort of 'sexist'? :hmmm:
And as Sprintex said, can it predict the moment that you step in front of a bus? ???
As ever with these things it made someone (but not me :'() a lot of money but did nothing else. :thumbsdown: