I've been thinking about you and your Substack lately. I believe at one point you asked if anyone had questions about aging that they thought you might want to look into and write about. I'm interested in an analysis of what constitutes "normal" aging in terms of sleep, eating, memory...all the basics. I suspect many people spend a lot of time thinking there's something wrong when, in fact, they're just experiencing the normal effects of aging. There's such an emphasis on staying young forever that many people seem to be unfamiliar with what they might expect as they get older.
I've been thinking about you and your Substack lately. I believe at one point you asked if anyone had questions about aging that they thought you might want to look into and write about. I'm interested in an analysis of what constitutes "normal" aging in terms of sleep, eating, memory...all the basics. I suspect many people spend a lot of time thinking there's something wrong when, in fact, they're just experiencing the normal effects of aging. There's such an emphasis on staying young forever that many people seem to be unfamiliar with what they might expect as they get older.
Thanks for the suggestion, Susie. There's a lot of grist for that mill.
Is anyone?
Some, apparently, but they are a small minority.
Because your question basically asks if we can predict our own future, it's quite a skill.