Why do people die, and why do people die?

All laws are born because of fate, and all laws are destroyed by fate, and people are the same, because they are born and die, and there is life and death. It is to live and die according to the causes and conditions that you have created.

Birth, old age, sickness and death are the normal state of life. Don't be too afraid of death. Fear and not fear will both die, seize the moment and enjoy life.

Because there are too many people, the earth of immortal people can't fit it.

No one can live forever. Even if we find the secret of eternal youth and do not age, we will die due to various reasons such as infectious diseases, **, accidents, etc. Adolescent mortality is lowest among the different age groups. In the developed.

country, this figure is per year. This means that even if we can stay young for life, there will be people who die every year for various reasons, only 95% of people will live to be 100 years old, and 60% will live to be 1000 years old.

Although there have been attempts to estimate the maximum life expectancy that a human can achieve, these calculations, whether based on superstition or purported science, are untenable. In fact, there is no reason to think that there is an upper age limit at which you can live but still die. Natural selection could not have evolved such a "design".

Although everyone will eventually age and die, aging is a process that gradually wears out the "machine" of life, and there is no upper limit that is gradually approaching. We can say with certainty that no one can live to be a thousand years old, long live, but it is impossible to know for sure how many years a person can live to be the maximum number of years. For example, if a car factory launches a new car, we know that it will eventually be scrapped if it is used for a long time, and we can estimate its service life based on the original design, but unless we specifically design a device to automatically scrap it when it reaches that service life, there will definitely be some cars that can continue to be used after the service life has passed.

We can't infer what their maximum lifespan is, the only way to do this is to look at the service life of all the cars and find the one with the longest lifespan as if it were the longest known life of the car. The same is true for the longest life expectancy of a person. We can't theoretically extrapolate, but we consider the longest life span ever to be the longest known life span of human beings.

Because all the functions in the human body will age.

All kinds of cells fail, they don't work properly, and the person dies.