On Aging, Senescence, and Senility

Abstract

Since senility haunts everyone, it behooves us to become aware that evasive action may be required. When bringing up a child, it is well to think of his old age, was the prescient observation of the French moralist Joubert. The prescription for growing old is to accent growth rather than aging. Currently there is no better answer to the problem of senility.

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