Time to prepare for 100-year Lives
Summary
Social psychologist Karen Hand discusses the implications of people living to 100, highlighting the need to shift focus from lifespan to healthspan. She addresses how income and social connection impact longevity, advocating for preventative models and intergenerational housing over traditional nursing care. The conversation also explores the economic challenges of an aging population and the necessity for imaginative funding solutions to support healthy, community-based aging.
Topics discussed
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Show intro and guest introduction
The reality of living to 100 and retirement age
Lifespan vs healthspan and quality of life
Biological age, biohacking, and income inequality
The economics of aging and preventative health models
Social connection, loneliness, and mental health
Intergenerational living and community housing solutions
Funding the aging population and workforce flexibility
Closing remarks and contact information
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