“If you got between zero and seven seconds, your biological age ... 60 to 80. Seven to 15 seconds ... 40 to 60. Beyond 15 seconds ... age 20 to 40.”

On the Media · How to Live Forever (or Die Trying)

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had audience stand on one foot and timed how long they could stay upright to estimate biological age

0-7 sec = age 60-80; 7-15 sec = age 40-60; 15-30 sec = age 20-40

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