Looking at a graph of the U.S. population gives a whole new meaning to the expression “over the hill.” You’re right; you’re not there yet: As of now, an American turning 37 becomes older than the majority of people in the country.

That wasn’t always the case — as recently as 2000, that tipping point was 35. And if you’re feeling comforted now, there’s more good news coming. The age is constantly edging up, according to historic data and population projections from the Census Bureau. That buys you some time. It’s not until 2023, when you’ll be 38, that you’ll become older than most Americans.

Read the article “At What Age Am I Older Than Most People?” on fivethirtyeight.com.