And as an aside: Is it because we are well read and educated in the various philosophies and theories of the human existence and biology that makes us "space cadets?" Does being educated and well read mean we should be worth less than those who are old and set in their ways and are not willing to expand their visions or their potential? According to the biology of man, and by the psychology of man the men facing retirement are going through stages of life that scare the hell out of them. Denying its existence does not equate to coping with it or dealing effectively with it. To deny this biological event is to deny that you came through the birth canal <55> years ago. I bet your Mummy would argue that you did, she remembers that day you don't.
"Proud to be a Space Cadet" Besides, by the time I am 55 I just might be flying these Bozo Busses out into the twighlight zone and back.
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