When scientists at Harvard University began tracking 268 Harvard sophomores in 1938, they thought the key to a long and happy life could be found in genetics and biology.

The researchers measured the participants’ skulls and brow bridges, they took in-depth notes on the functioning of major organs, and they even analyzed the men’s handwriting.

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