Andrew Huberman· PhD
If you have a meaning and purpose in your life, there's a JAMA paper published that you're likely to live seven years longer.
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If you have a meaning and purpose in your life, there's a JAMA paper published that you're likely to live seven years longer.
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Purpose adds up to seven extra years of life expectancy.
Still amazed by the shorter lifespan of people lacking purpose. 8491 people over 50 were assessed, subtracting out lifestyle effects.
I really think you know it's it's impossible to to prove these things scientifically because you can't do randomized controlled experiments so we'll never truly know the causitive nature of having a purpose in longevity right but it's very hard for me to believe that there isn't causality there meaning that the people who continue to have a purpose in life and again again your purpose for the past 30 years hasn't been to make a dime it's been in this say it now movement
I really think you know it's it's impossible to to prove these things scientifically because you can't do randomized controlled experiments so we'll never truly know the causitive nature of having a purpose in longevity right but it's very hard for me to believe that there isn't causality there meaning that the people who continue to have a purpose in life and again again your purpose for the past 30 years hasn't been to make a dime it's been in this say it now movement