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They don't mean that people look like they are from an older time. They're talking about the age people look (as in this person looks like they're 30 or this other person looks like they're 70).

Physical aging features like wrinkles and spots on their skin.



People take a lot of cues from clothes and hairstyles. Virtually none of the "people looked older" examples normalize that.


Is this really just a case of hair and clothes? To me this looks like a movie filmed in a high school where all the actors are nearing 30 but they try to pull it off anyway.

https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasfuck/comments/shodpt/h...

I’m open to the idea that it’s as simple as sun damage. Kids especially are spending so much more time indoors where their skin isn’t being ravaged by the sun.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trucker-accumulates-skin-damage...


Pretty sure it was sarcasm, given the dinosaur reference there, Mr. Pat




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