zeng jinlian was the tallest woman who ever lived.
zeng jinlian was the tallest woman who ever lived.
who was the tallest woman who ever lived?
zeng jinlian
bullet::::- sandy allen (1955–2008), pituitary gigantism, was recognized as the tallest living woman until the time of her death









































bullet::::- édouard beaupré (1881–1904), "the willow bunch giant" from willow bunch, saskatchewan, canada, was 8'2" at 23 years old









































bullet::::- felipe birriel (august 16, 1916–march 15, 1994), "el gigante de carolina", honored in carolina, puerto rico









































bullet::::- jane bunford (1895–1922), tallest woman ever until zeng jinlian









































bullet::::- eddie carmel (1936–1972), "the jewish giant", photographed by diane arbus









































bullet::::- john f. carroll (1932–1969)









































bullet::::- alam channa (1953–1988)









































bullet::::- radhouane charbib (b. 1968)









































bullet::::- bernard coyne (1897–1921)









































bullet::::- jack earle (1906–1952)
list of humans with gigantism
now, if we assume that the number of humans who will ever be born equals "n", the probability that "x" is amongst the first 60 billion humans who have ever lived is of course 100%. however, if the number of humans who will ever be born equals "n", then the probability that "x" is amongst the first 60 billion humans who have ever lived is only 1%. since x is in fact amongst the first 60 billion humans who have ever lived, this means that the total number of humans who will ever be born is more likely to be much closer to 60 billion than to 6,000 billion. in essence the da therefore suggests that human extinction is more likely to occur sooner rather than later.
doomsday argument