Very much so! God may give us 'three score years and ten' but he also gives us the time we have to make the most of life. Jesus said 'I come to give you life and life in is fullness', so never feel that you are too old for anything. Don't forget, Picasso did his best paintings in his 80s, John Glenn went into space in his 70s. A friend of mine taught himself to play the church organ (including pedals!) having never touched a note before, when he was 75 and now he plays Bach preludes and fugues at the wonderful age of 92 years young. So after 70 you can do anything if you put your mind to it.
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Yes, many people live active and fulfilling lives well into their seventies and beyond. Maintaining good physical health, staying socially engaged, and having a positive outlook on life can contribute to a high quality of life in older age.
Man can not say how long he will live but the bible in Psalms say that mans life is three score and a half. That is seventy years, and the rest of the years are a bonus.
There really wouldn't be an "average," per se. When someone reaches the age of eight-nine, they're already doing better than the average male age expectancy of around seventy-five. To make a prediction of how much longer someone of that age would live, one would need to take into account lifestyle, health problems, and even things like location and proximity to good medical care.
"Taking life for granted" means not appreciating or valuing life's experiences, opportunities, and blessings. It involves not recognizing the significance of the gift of life and all that it entails.
A life cycle refers to the stages an organism goes through in its development, from birth to reproduction to death. On the other hand, a life span refers to the maximum length of time an organism is capable of living.
70 year olds are typically referred to as septuagenarians.