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People born today can expect to live longer than people in previous generations. What are some of the positive and negative implications of this phenomenon? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

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In
this
 technologically advance world, people can have longer
life
span
 than people of earlier generations. The pros and cons of
this
 situation are undeniable.
This
 essay will
first
 discuss the positive effect of
this
 situation and
then
 followed by few negative effects. Longevity is a tool in the case of people who are serving in
society
. To be more precise, there are people who are doing something good for
society
, it would be phenomenal if they live a long
life
 and serve for a longer period. There are people who lost their
life
Suggestion
lives
 at a young age before their eureka moment.
For example
, as mentioned in an academic research done at Cambridge University, thirty per cent of the great legends died at a young age when they could have done more for
society
 if they lived longer.
On the other hand
, longer
life
span
 can lead to a shortage of necessary resources: food, minerals and water. What I mean is, there can be an acute shortage of the natural resources if people keep on taking birth and not dying for a long period of time. The rate of population growth will keep on increasing if the mortality rate keeps on decreasing. The non-sustainable use of the natural resources due to demand will lead to poverty. To illustrate, according to an article in The Times, world population has increased twofold in the
last
 decade, which is leading to an increase in the poverty. In conclusion,
although
 the longer
life
span
life
span
 can help the people who are serving the nation and doing good for
society
, it will lead to a shortage of vital resources. As population will keep on increasing and sustainable use of resources is not possible.
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