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THE ONE UNIVERSAL TRUTH ABOUT AGING excerpt from Fast Company Magazine

The most surprising finding (Nadia Tuma and her team discovered ) was when they asked people to envision an aging utopia–and an aging dystopia. In every single country surveyed, the utopia had generations living together in harmony, learning from each other, and helping one another other. The dystopia, conversely, strictly segregated young and old.

“The vast majority of people said aging well means spending time with people who are both younger and older than you,” says Tuma. “It’s about intergenerational connections.”