It has been known for more than a century that lawyers who ascend to the highest levels of the profession tend to be blessed with longer lives than those who don’t reach the same heights. The same holds true for the differing lifespans of Popes and priests, or any two occupational categories within a hierarchal system.
What inference is to be drawn from these facts?
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