The merry-go-round keeps turning…

Book review:

Age Power:

How the 21st Century Will Be Ruled by the New Old

Ken Dychtwald (b1950)

New York: TarcherPerigee, 2000

288 pages

Dychtwald reviews the continuing retirement of Baby Boomers, and gives his take on the impact of extended life spans for everyone. He covers economics, politics, health care, and workplace issues.

The text is a bit over-written (like most books on current issues). It’s easy to recognize the parts that can be skimmed, that is, the abundant details of the flamingly obvious: the Boomers are going to live much longer than any generation that preceded us, and we’re not ready for the consequences.

Age Power: How the 21st Century Will Be Ruled by the New Old

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Book review: These Truths:

A History of the United States

Jill Lepore gives vital context…

click here

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