Observed arrival · 2026-10-19
Mortmeter prices risk in micromorts and microlives
Mortmeter frames one-off dangers and everyday habits as changes in life expectancy, adjusted for a visitor’s age.
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- People comparing everyday risks in lifespan terms
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- It separates one-off risks in micromorts from slower habits in microlives, and defines both on the page.
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The page distinguishes sudden risks from slower habits: micromorts measure a one-in-a-million chance of death, while microlives represent 30 minutes of life expectancy. Its example prices include a skydive at about eight micromorts and 20 minutes of exercise earning two microlives. It says its life tables come from WHO data for 2023, while fitness and smoking adjustments are estimates; the site labels itself a beta and says it is for perspective, not medical or safety advice.
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