noticed the following entry at Jay’s Solo Verbosity:
It’s No Hugo Pinero…
I took the Death Test and learned I will die on July 23, 2033 at the age of 72 years old, most likely of heart disease.
It doesn’t ask about life expectancy in your family, which I would think would be a factor. In my case, 72 would be fairly young, even being male. Not that it would be surprising, but my grandfathers lived to 84 and a few month shy of 90, and were at greater apparent risk than I am.
It’s an entertaining test, if morbid. Found via Pascale Soleil.
The reference is to he The Master’s very first published story, “Life Line,” about a scientist who invents a machine that can predict the time and date of a person’s death.
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