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John Alfred Tinniswood, the world's oldest living man, recently celebrated his 112th birthday at his care home in Merseyside, England. Born in 1912, the year the Titanic sank, Tinniswood attributes his long life to luck rather than any specific diet or lifestyle, though he does enjoy fish and chips every Friday. He became the world’s oldest man earlier this year after the death of Juan Vicente Pérez, who was 114.
A lifelong Liverpool FC fan, Tinniswood has witnessed most of the club's history. He is also the oldest surviving male World War II veteran, having served with the Army Pay Corps before working as an accountant until his retirement in 1972. Despite his age, he lives independently, managing his finances and maintaining a daily routine.
Tinniswood believes his longevity might be due to moderation in all things and advises younger generations to always do their best in life. Reflecting on the changes he has seen, he remains optimistic about the world’s progress, believing it is moving in the right direction.
