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You seem to be confusing this with the idea of life expectancy, which is an aggregate statistic describing the average expected lifespan of a person at birth.
Also, you seem to be confusing that with the idea of a population's age distribution. They are completely different things.
There were plenty of people in their 60s and even 80s. It's just that a massive # of people died in infancy, so the abstract average statistic trends lower.
You seem to be confusing this with the idea of life expectancy, which is an aggregate statistic describing the average expected lifespan of a person at birth.
Also, you seem to be confusing that with the idea of a population's age distribution. They are completely different things.
There were plenty of people in their 60s and even 80s. It's just that a massive # of people died in infancy, so the abstract average statistic trends lower.