What Percentage of the People Are Healthy?
Question by stc: What percentage of the people are healthy?
It is odd. I ask this half seriously, half not seriously….After you take away people who are drug addicted, have eating disorders, gambling problems, psychological disorders and physical challenges, addiction to online stuff. Attention deficent. All that is left are people who work hard at being physically fit. It’s odd.
There probably are a large chunk of people who are reasonably healthy in the world, but, it is weird to think about them. Whatever they do — why don’t we copy them? Professional athletes? Doctors? Healthy lawyers? It would be weird if the world were reduced down to primarily healthy people. What would they do? Not a lot of business for health carers and lawyers if everybody’s healthy. I’m just idle tonight so I fiddle with these thoughts.
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Answer by aliaysleighbasic
I think that’s a very intresting question…. I desperately need to get in shape to be one of those healthy elite ones you have spoken of…. And think of all the 3rd world countriest that just don’t have enough food? they aren’t certainly that healthy! i guess it takes all kind to go around. ( I would love to expound on this- but I’m going to ask a question about type 0, 1,2,3 civilatations now !
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