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Subject: Re: Dating age of humans
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Date: Tue, 1-Sep-87 12:03:00 EDT
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	There is an ongoing research project studying the aging process,
	taking place in Baltimore.  The head researcher pointed out an
	interesting fact in the matter:  Modern science cannot date the
	age of a human by proven scienitific means with an accuracy of
	better than say, fifteen years (for someone middle aged), yet
	the "Guess your age and weight" man at the carnival has a pretty
	good success rate at an accuracy of about two years either way.