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Message: [QUOTE="Triad, post: 3246457, member: 9676"] While one may be Certain that too may be real. A realist shall see that immediately, I would think realistically that is a true ism. I suggest you are treading in the area most believe, realistically, belongs to KIB who appear to have nearly 80 years or so studying words, applications, etc as a hobby. Realistic it seems humans are never truly certain. To me that is real. Realistically, my cardiologist recently informed me I outlived all of my peers. His announcement was un-real. My peers are those closest to me and they NOW exceed my life, not the expectancy, by 10 or more years. I wonde his REAL motive for speaking those Peer words? Your propensity for speaking in round terms, i.e circles, as a realist says you are related to that Cardioligist. The wonderful thing about Life-expectancy charts is the way they were arrived at. The life expectancy for males in 1900 was about 38. The thousands of ancestors I investigated lived nearly 40 years beyond those numbers. That number works when you take all deaths from all conditions, accidents, wars etc they become truer. Then there is the group that says: The longer you have lived the longer you may live which by it's very nature has flaws. [/QUOTE]