Is she the oldest person in Thailand?

[Brunolem 3,581]

From most of the posts above, there are some interesting conclusions to draw.

 

The first reaction of many posters is to reject the possibility for this woman to be as old as her ID card says because, by definition, her ID card is wrong/fake/mistaken...you name it.

 

Not only that, but the error on the ID card can ONLY be one way...it makes her older than she really is, but not younger...why?how do they know that?

 

Then comes the usual perfection of computerized data...only data on a computer can be trusted...go wonder how the world worked before the computer age, which is only a few decades old...

 

According to their logic, we should doubt, if not reject, all the dates of events and ages of the persons, that occured and lived before the age of enlightment /computerization!

 

Finally, it is ironic to see posters behave (intellectually) in the same way as those (administrations, notably immigration) they decry so much for always asking for more documents/proofs, for lack of trust, making their lives miserable...go figure...

 

[South 365]

Wife's grandma was 108 when she passed ..... true.

[Don Mega 6,344]

Is the Thai lady born in the late 1800's still kicking ?.

 

I'd hate to live that old.

[Andrew Dwyer 11,277]

6 hours ago, baansgr said:

Here ya go

Haha, nice story !!

 

My apologies, i stand corrected .

[johnnysunshine 226]

I truly believe that there is some Thai person that is 120 years old and he/she does not even know it.

[Drax 74]

Idk 105 is def possible. My grand-grandma died at 103 and that was over 20y ago. On positive side everyone in my family died after 80.

Edited January 22 by Drax