In many countries around the world, life expectancy is increasing. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of this situation and give your own opinion.

Nowadays, scientific researches suggest to readers that the
lifespan
is increasing day by day. In
this
essay, I will discuss the pros and cons and
then
I will
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explain
the reason why I think that it is not good as
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people
used to believe.
Firstly
, I think that
this
kind of process interests few countries due to the fact that in many zones of the world the life expectancy is low and there is a huge difference between developed and not-developed countries.
However
, the
lifespan
is raising and today the
people
expected to live until 80 more or less,
on the contrary
, if we think about 100 years ago the life expectancy was accounted around 50/60 that means that it is increased by 50% approximately. The fact is caused by the change of lifestyle, the improvement in healthcare and
also
the
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medecine
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medicine
.
Although
some
people
would like to
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more the
lifespan
, I believe that during the
last
years of our life, we had done all the things that we wanted to do as a consequence that
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,
for example
, over 100 could be extremely boring and
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probably
we will have several pain due to the old age.
Moreover
, the economy will suffer due to the fact that old
people
are one of the greatest
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for the government. In conclusion, I believe that living forever or to have more than 100 years could be boring and
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painful
, in
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contradiction
, several
people
hope to increase their
lifespan
because they would like to live as much as possible but it is dangerous
also
for the economy of countries.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • life expectancy
  • demographics
  • societal development
  • healthcare system
  • pension funds
  • multigenerational
  • workforce
  • economic sustainability
  • intergenerational inequality
  • longevity
  • proactive policy
  • geriatrics
  • senior citizens
  • ageing population
  • fertility rates
  • dependency ratio
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