Talk:Ardèche
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Logic
[edit]Sorry, I know WP is more interested in "verifiability" than truth, but this unsourced sentence appears to pose as a logical inference, and I cannot make sense of it: "The rate of natural increase is practically nonexistent, as Ardèche-born inhabitants have an above average median age and thus also an above average death rate." I thought the universal death rate for humans was 1; how would living longer make it higher? Imaginatorium (talk) 11:04, 21 November 2024 (UTC)