Why do wicked people live longer?

There certainly is no shortage of supposedly wicked people these days. There have always been those who take unfair advantage of others, and who appear to live. read more

A: There certainly is no shortage of supposedly wicked people these days. There have always been those who take unfair advantage of others, and who appear to live relatively carefree lives in spite of their wickedness. read more

That wicked people live longer is just a cognitive bias: you notice and remember evil people better because of their revolting character, and you forget kind people fast because they do not elicit strong emotions in you. read more

First you need to prove that “evil” people actually do or do not live longer. Next you need to define what you mean by “evil”, since no one can agree on what that is or what constitutes “evil”, so you’ve now got your work cut out for you. read more

My mother often says that my grandma (my dad’s mom) is a wicked witch. She (my grandma) is 92 now and quite healthy for her age. She does not have any typical old age-related health issues like hypertension and high cholesterol. read more

Many people judged as "Evil" died early. There is no proof evil lives longer than good. In a karma sense, even if they did live longer, they will get wats coming to them. read more