The Surprising Origin of Life Tables

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A paper from 1693 is a seminal work on estimating populations, longevity, and enabling actuarial science. How long will you live? How does your life expectancy change as you age? Is it better to buy a ten year bond or ten years of life insurance?

Life tables, presented in Edmund Halley's 1693 paper discusses all of this. Learn more in this video, inspired by a small exhibit at London's Science Museum.

Table of Contents
00:00 Introduction
00:51 Life Tables
01:08 Halley's 1693 Paper
03:24 Life Tables today
04:01 1693 vs 2021 Life Expectency
05:38 Conclusion

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I've been watching your videos for a year or so, since I love your insight into software engineering (something I'm intrigued by!) and interview questions.

I also work as a pricing actuary for an Australian life insurer, so it was unexpected to see a random actuarial video pop up on your channel! Maybe you could have been an actuary in another life!

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You may want to start a different channel for this form of content, I follow you for engineering advice/content

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