Across both women and men, the chance of dying at 68 was around 2 percent, and the chance of dying at 76 was about 4 percent. At 97, the odds jumped to around 30 percent, and by 105 the chance of death reached 60 percent—but it held steady beyond that.

This is the Trump era. We no longer involve scientists in policy decisions.

How about war? AI can plan them and robots can fight them.

Only seven cards are exposed in Texax Hold ‘Em.

My goodness, what a snippy and stupid reply. You don’t deserve to be a writer. BTW, it’s “wringer”, not “ringer”.