So apparently there's a new formula for converting from dog years into human years. https://www.sciencemag.org/.../here-s-better-way-convert...
The equation is H = 16*ln(D) +31, where D is the dog's age and H is the corresponding human age. Does it work?

(short thread, 1/5)

According to the above, at the moment of birth (when dog age = 0), a dog is *negative infinity* human years old. That would imply all dogs are immortal, which is wrong.

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At 1 day old, the dog is *negative* 65 in human years. Wrong again.

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The human age of 100 years corresponds to 74 years old for a dog. Lots of humans live to 100. No dog have ever got to be 74; wrong again.

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Maybe it's applicable in some limited range? Certainly not applicable for the human lifespan of 0 to 100.

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https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2019/11/here-s-better-way-convert-dog-years-human-years-scientists-say

Seems the link is broken in (1/5) above. Sorry; this is my first tome trying to make a "thread".

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