Tell me about the life span of scientists you know! ? ! ? ! ?

1) The average life expectancy of Nobel Prize-winning scientists is 74.7 years, which means that the life expectancy of Nobel Prize-winning scientists is very long, because by 1950, the average life expectancy of developed countries in the world is only 65 years. However, several short-lived winners mostly died due to accidents or man-made reasons. For example, Mr. Curie was 47 years old and died in a car accident; Bridgman (1882 ~1961) was 59 years old and committed suicide. Finson (1860 ~ 1904) is 44 years old. He suffered from serious illness at the age of 23 or earlier. Wan Jin (1891~1941) was 50 years old and died in an air crash. 2) Among scientists, the average life expectancy of the winners of the Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine is the highest, which is similar to that of the winners of the Peace Prize and the Literature Prize; The average life expectancy of chemistry prize winners is the shortest, which is 4 ~ 5 years different from the highest one. The reasons for the difference in life span of chemists, biological scientists, physicians and other physiology and medicine prize winners will be briefly analyzed later. 3) There are many scientists who live long, such as 99-year-old 1 and 98-year-old two, including the literary prize winner Russell (1872 ~ 1970). I am also a famous mathematician.