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After a recent screening of Forever Young, director David Donnelly sat down with Dr. Laura Carstensen for a live Q&A with the audience.
Our ancestors gave us 30 extra years of life.
So what are we doing with it?
We’ve kept the same life script — education, then work, then retirement — and just stretched it at the seams.
Dr. Carstensen thinks that’s a mistak…
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