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Frenchwoman Jeanne Calment holds the confirmed record for the longest human lifespan, living to an incredible 122 years and 164 days; but with modern medicine constantly advancing, many wonder if people can live over 120 years in the future.
According to scientifically verified records, the oldest human lifespan was 122 years and 164 days. This makes claims of anyone who lived until 300 years sound improbable, yet such stories persist in religious texts and ancient folklore across many cultures.
No one has ever been definitively verified to have lived to 130, with the current record being 122 years and 164 days held by Jeanne Calment. This fact highlights the extreme rarity of living beyond 120 and raises the key question: How many people live to be 130?
