Other studies have also found that tall (and obese) men are at increased risk of developing aggressive forms of prostate cancer, and that tall women are more likely to develop melanoma, as well as breast, ovarian, endometrial and colon cancer.

According to researchers, an additional inch increase in height generated a 2.2 percent higher risk of death from all causes for men, and a 2.5 percent higher risk of death from all causes for women.

There’s a lot of evidence out there that shows introverted people are more intelligent on average. For example, a study done by The Gifted Development Center showed that 60 percent of gifted children are introverts. Studies also show that introverts are more verbally intelligent than extroverts.

So no, it is not accurate to say that taller people are stronger or that shorter people have an easier time looking muscular. It is true that a tall person has more potential for longer muscle bellies but their strength will still be determined by other factors.

Short arms are really good for bench press, and long torsos are probably good for wrestling. You can do combat sport if you want too, long arms are overrated in MMA. Many UFC champions have fairly average-short wingspan. If you don’t want to do combat sport, then you could probably get really good at bench press.

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1.78 m

60 years (May 6, 1961)

Nick Clooney