Born in midcentury as U.S. birthrates surged in tandem with an enormous leap in prosperity after the Depression and World War II, boomers are now beginning to die in larger numbers, along with Americans over 80.
I was on the beach almost my entire life or a tennis court or, and I was in my thirties and I was seeing signs of aging and I was spending a lot of time and energy and money on my skin.
So we have a world now that's starting to really crumble under the weight of aging institutions that no longer even pretend to serve the purposes they were created for.
That's why when people talk about 40 to 50 years old, there's a window within that that people, if they haven't been doing the work or they don't start to do the work, will start to accelerate the aging-based process.