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Experts on longevity say that in optimal
conditions, we humans can live for 110 to
120 years in good health . . . Can you
imagine yourself being one of them? - Al
Siebert, PhD
conditions, we humans can live for 110 to
120 years in good health . . . Can you
imagine yourself being one of them? - Al
Siebert, PhD
So, one secret of happiness is to enjoy
things as they are, without comparing
them to anything better. Another is to find
out which things really make us happy -
Richard Layard
things as they are, without comparing
them to anything better. Another is to find
out which things really make us happy -
Richard Layard
In our own lives consider the kind of
choice most of us confront everyday upon
coming home from work: Do we sit
down and read a stimulating book . . . or
do we drop in front of the TV. - Mihaly
Csikszentmihalyi
choice most of us confront everyday upon
coming home from work: Do we sit
down and read a stimulating book . . . or
do we drop in front of the TV. - Mihaly
Csikszentmihalyi
If medical knowledge of the future will
significantly extend human longevity, as
there is reason to hope, it will become
ever more important that lives be lived
with reasonable well-being and
fulfillment, or else why be around a long
time merely to feel bad . . . - Gregg
Easterbrook
significantly extend human longevity, as
there is reason to hope, it will become
ever more important that lives be lived
with reasonable well-being and
fulfillment, or else why be around a long
time merely to feel bad . . . - Gregg
Easterbrook
Most people find it extremely
challenging to balance the conflicting
impulses of freedom of choice on one
hand and loyalty on the other. - Barry
Schwartz
challenging to balance the conflicting
impulses of freedom of choice on one
hand and loyalty on the other. - Barry
Schwartz
. . . if he had the courage to take the
other fork in the road, the one that led to
the neocortical powers of his spirit and
intellect, he had a shot at redemption. -
Dan Baker and Cameron Stauth
other fork in the road, the one that led to
the neocortical powers of his spirit and
intellect, he had a shot at redemption. -
Dan Baker and Cameron Stauth
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