--- In [email protected], "martyboi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Seems like they avoided the actual catalyst for most premature death, > which is unresolved personal hostility toward other humans, > institutions, or countries - leading to high personal stress, systemic > societal stress, and eventually war. > > > > Journal of Medicine, Dr Schroeder quotes a famous study of > > behavioural causes of death in the US including smoking, which is > the > > number one cause of premature mortality in the US, and number two, > > obesity, which is sometimes linked with inactivity." > > >
********* War is not even close when it comes to the top ten in death stats. One disease alone, smallpox, killed ~300 million people in the 20th Century alone, while during that same century, ~100 million died in wars.
