who is the man that lived over than 120 years?
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Shigechiyo Izumi of Japan.  He died in 1986 at 120 years, 237 days, making him the oldest man ever on record.  As to the lunatic who posted before me, I don't really think that Izumi's existence is in doubt.  I also don't see how not believing in this japanese guy would make one a heathen, unless there is some religion based around this guy.  I think the more likely explanation is that you are a psycho who got a little overworked about something.  Lay off the crack, man!
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C) Someone whos poor but lives over 100 years
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it depends of the situations. But the general answer is 100 years.
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i dunno. i have lived for 388 years now... \ni know what you want...
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I know that in teh guinessbook of records it was a chineese man who lived to 110 and died february 1986 the day after i was born
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He was 84 years old (the math of the years is 85, but he died in March and his birthday was in December). Click the links below to learn more. Way too much info to copy and paste. :o)
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bigvol is correct, it was methuselah, who lived to be 969 actual years old. however, his daddy didn't die, he was Enoch and went to heaven at the young age (at his time) of 365 years. Those are actual years. People lived longer just after creation.
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can't recall but about 600-700 years old.
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The greatest fully-authenticated age to which any human has ever lived is 122 years 164 days by Madam Jeanne Louise Calment of FRANCE. She was born on February 21, 1875 and died on August 4, 1997. Centenarians surviving beyond age 114 is an extremely rare occurrence. It is thought that only one 115-year life can be expected per 2.1 billion persons.
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An octogenarian: a person between 80 and 90 years of age.
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120, but if you think aging not as a natural process but as a disease, then you could find a cure for it. Nanotechnology could provide that cure, and then we could see humans living far beyond the 120.\n\nBut so far, the average age of death for first world countries is 80-85 and for third world countries 60-65.
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Wow was it that long ago?\n1970
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The eternity of man's existence, except the last 100 or so years -- after the enlightenment & industrial revolution. I know this sounds sactimonious, but if you read the accounts in the book below, prior to recent times, most people were in agony - during their short lives.
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Assuming you’re talking about the big “W” George Washington, being born in 1732 he would be roughly 274 years old.  If you’re talking about Washington D.C. established in 1791, it’s 215 years old; if you’re talking about Booker T. Washington born in 1856, he would have been 150 years old this past April 5th.  If you’re talking about old man Washington who lives up the road, I think he’s about 66 year old. \n\nIf your Washington isn’t one of these, please be more specific.
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I think you mean Desiderius Erasmus. He was a prominent Dutch humanist, theologian and philosopher who lived in the 15th and 16th centuries.
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Charlemagne. He did conquer the world.\n Oh also the Medici family, Richard Nixon and Robert Kennedy.
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Oldest Man - Living\nEmiliano Mercado Del Toro (Puerto Rico), born in Cabo Rojo on August 21, 1891, became the oldest fully authenticated man residing in the world on 17 January 2005 at the age of 113 years 149 days.\n\nCurrently living in Isabela, Puerto Rico, he is also the oldest living veteran, having been called up in 1918 by the US Army. A non-combat veteran, he was two months into training when World War I ended on 11 November 1918.