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Play The Ultimate Game: Beat The Death Clock

By Todd Russell · · 3 comments

This is a simple game that will require, hopefully, many, many years for everybody reading to play. Object of the game is to first fill out the Death Clock (https://www.death-clock.org/) with accurate information about yourself and beat the projected date of your death. Sure, I'll go first.

Here's my predicted date of death:

Saturday, January 17, 2060

How to win this game? Outlive your projected death date.

I won't know the result of this game for ... well, until I die or 46 years from this publishing. Am rooting for you all to beat the ultimate game of life!

Share in the comments your projected death date. I know, I know, it's morbid -- maybe even depressing for some to think about -- but no sense in denying the cycle of life. And why not make a game out of it?

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Comments (3, closed)

  1. Skullbox686

    Based on our calculations you will die on: Wednesday, 13rd July 2072

    You will live to be 89 years, 10 months and 28 days old!

  2. playgamesmore.com ↩ Skullbox686

    If I live that long, I'd be 103 years old, so not sure if I'll still be around to congratulate you for making that. Possible? Yes, but unlikely. Hey, if Captain Kirk, William Shatner, can look so spry at 93, why not me at 103?! People are living longer!

  3. Lucifer Bob

    You will live to be 62 years, 3 months, and 18 days old. That's 5536 days, 00, 35 min, 17 sec remaining at the time of taking. At the time of the test: 47 years, 1 month and 21 days old.
    Current age in: Days: 17,216, Week (2,459), Month (576).

    I think i need to exercise and be a couch potato less to beat this clock. Or maybe not... I might be lucky!

    ~ Bob

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