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The question is not how. Maybe how was always a get in our way question. Say yes, and….

:- Doug.

One interesting insight is that people are what keep people living and healthy right up to the end. Engaging, converse.

But the object isn’t living and healthy or living even while not quite so healthy: it is being of use.

:- Doug.

I see not a question of how, but of improv. Find someones to help. Keep moving.

:- Doug.

Why fear age? It is mere number. The question is what can we do, what ought we do, what do we do? Keep moving.

:- Doug.

It’s a project life.

:- Doug.

If you’re ever gonna live…

:- Doug.

Much justice
isn’t

:- Doug.

I’m working on a course we’re all afraid to take: aging.

:- Doug.

Age is groundbreaking.

:- Doug.

Our essence is transceiver.

:- Doug.

Relinquishing is our skill.

:- Doug.

Age is freer.

:- Doug.

Ask out loud!

:- Doug.

The complex is suddenly simple.

:- Doug.

We now have the undefeatable ability to fail!

:- Doug.

“Happy Valley” is a consumerist way of retiring. Reconstellate yourself, become your truest self.

:- Doug.

We use our greening, far-sight, and freedom to invent the generations.

:- Doug.

Risk doing something at which you’re no good!

:- Doug.

There’s nothing anymore for you to prove
Yet there is value in probing

:- Doug.

Wisdom is knowing when not to answer back your wife. Out beyond that there is this unnameable thing.

:- Doug.

Old people ought to be poets: the joys of old

:- Doug.

Traveling ask, how do people live? What different things do they do? Perhaps in their worship, their art, their ways of seeing?

:- Doug.

We have new green shoots, far-sight, and spirits freed, all to use to intentionally invent the generations.

:- Doug.