Oren Milman

“This wasn’t a beat-down. This… this was training.”
― Honour Rae, All the Skills 2

“Every aspect of job performance gets better as we age,” Peter Cappelli, the director of the Wharton Center for Human Resources, reported after he began to investigate the stereotypes that often surround older workers. “I thought the picture might be more mixed, but it isn’t. The juxtaposition between the superior performance of older workers and the discrimination against them in the workplace just really makes no sense.”
― David A. Sinclair, Lifespan: Why We Age―and Why We Don't Have To

“The first part of his day went by easily. He spent most of it still turning over the problem of his Cooking Class.”
― Honour Rae, All the Skills

“Over fifty years, Goldman estimated, the potential economic benefits of delayed aging would add up to more than $7 trillion in the United States alone. And that’s a conservative estimate, based on modest improvements in the percentages of older people living without a disease or disability. Whatever the dollar figure, though, the benefits “would accrue rapidly,” Goldman’s team wrote, “and would extend to all future generations,”
― David A. Sinclair, Lifespan: Why We Age―and Why We Don't Have To