Why do honest people don t live long and die earlier than ordinary people?

Some so-called honest people are just introverts and not good at talking, and have nothing to do with honesty.

Lao Tzu said, "Faith is not beautiful, beautiful words are not believed". Confucius said, "Clever words are beautiful, fresh and benevolent." Both of the great sages disliked people who were eloquent and quick-witted, and thought that such people had a lively heart, a quick brain, and were unreliable.

There is some truth to this. However, can it really be deduced from the negative side, and the silent ones must be reliable, just honest conclusions? I believe everyone will have their own judgment.

Some so-called honest people are not kind and introverted, but their brains are not very bright, they are stupid, and the reason why they have difficulty surviving is not honest, but stupid.

The above words may disgust some friends, however, what I have seen and heard has made me realize this fact. Some people, because they are stupid, live a difficult life. Others knew that they were stupid, and they couldn't make them smart, so they gave them a kind and vague hat - honest people.

In fact, there is an essential difference between this "honest man" and the introverted and silent good people and achievers who are indisputable and indisputable.

Those who are silent and not good at words are very kind and diligent, they are the real honest people.

However, the kindness of these people is often exploited by selfish people. To a certain extent, this makes it difficult for honest people to survive. So there is a call - your kindness must be a little sharp!

Why don't honest people live long? Because of their psychological qualities.

It is relatively low, so trembling will affect its lifespan.

Have you investigated? Why is there such a conclusion, a person lives a long time, it has nothing to do with whether he is honest or dishonest, it should be the most important physical physique.

Is there any data? Claims without evidence are not credible.

Your conclusion lacks scientific basis, and it is difficult for people to agree.

People are good and are deceived by others.

If you want to climb up, you need to trample people under your feet.

For example, two people work.

If you're kind, you've been helping me with chores.

It's been a long time,,Accustomed to it.。。 You're tired, I'm laid-back, I'm happy.

Three points of the world. Three views of the avenue. Three lines of thought, three discussions.

The three views of the avenue, written by widows, humility is the original sin, and kindness is sin.

Hunger, cold, sin, oppression.

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 developed countries, 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 50% will live to be 1000 years old. But on the flip side, aging is undoubtedly the most important factor in our deaths, and it means that none of us live to be 1,000 years old, and only a very few very lucky people live to be 100 years old.

When you sing about wine, what is your life? For example, the morning dew, the day is bitter! "Cao Cao's eternal swan song can be transformed into an eternal problem:

How old can a person live? This question can be divided into three parts: What is the longest life expectancy of a human being?

What is the average life expectancy of a human being? What is the life expectancy of each person? 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.