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studies, approximately 108 billion
people have lived on this earth.
Assuming that the average lifespan
was around 25, there has been
around 2.7 trillion years of life. If we
multiply this by the amount of days
in a year (365.25, including leap
years), there is a total of
986,175,000,000,000,000 days of
human life (986.175 trillion). Not
once in any of these days did
anybody ask.