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For years—sometimes decades—retirement is something we look forward to. More time. More freedom. More choice. And then it arrives. At

The Social Architecture of a Long Life

We are learning how to live longer. What we are less practiced at is learning how to live longer together.

There is a particular kind of pressure that shows up during any life transition. People ask what you’re going to

We celebrate longevity. We talk about living longer, extending healthspan, and redefining what later life can look like. There is

We still tend to talk about retirement as if it were a single, contained phase of life. You retire. You

We tend to imagine life transitions as moments. You leave a job. You retire. You move house. Your children grow

Retirement is often described as a finish line. A reward. A rest. A well-earned pause after decades of effort. But

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