An expert made statistics on the life expectancy of the late Nobel laureates in economics and found that their average life expectancy was 85 years old, of which most were over 90 years old, many were over 100 years old, and the youngest died at the age of 74 years
Scholars who have won the Nobel Prize in Physics have a long life span, but none of them have won the Nobel Prize in Economics
 As a result, the expert believes that winning the Nobel Prize in economics can make people live longer