mortality walten files

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There were currently no specific statistics on the death rate of programmers. However, from some related events, programmers faced some health risk factors that could affect their mortality rate. On the one hand, programmers were under a lot of work pressure. If they were under high stress for a long time and lacked exercise, their physical functions might almost collapse, which could lead to a high rate of sudden death. For example, on June 17,2024, two programmers died. Among them, a female programmer from the cross-border e-commerce company, Shopee, died suddenly at her work station while working overtime. A 38-year-old test engineer from the University of Science and Technology died at home (the family considered reporting a work-related injury, suspected to be work-related). On the other hand, with the end of the Internet bonus, the salaries of programmers no longer increased explosively. The industry was not hot, and many Internet companies began to lay off employees, causing serious job losses for programmers. This might bring psychological pressure to programmers and indirectly affect their health. However, the specific impact on mortality was difficult to measure. At the same time, situations such as the 35-year-old occupation restriction would also bring employment pressure and anxiety to programmers. The impact of these on health and longevity was difficult to calculate. "When a programmer meets a psychologist" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click to read it!

The mortality rate of comic heroes isn't fixed. It can change from one comic series to another. Some heroes die and come back to life due to various plot devices, making it hard to calculate a precise rate.