My parents do the same too, at least they join a what you called "university of the third age". The costs for all of this is not at all high and perfectly affor

My parents do the same too, at least they join a what you called "university of the third age". The costs for all of this is not at all high and perfectly affordable to mid-lowclass citizens. My parents seem pretty amazed by what they can learn, especially because for them it did not work as easily as for us, who had an easy access to schools and public instruction. They are now taking the chance to learn things they never had time to learn before and keep their brain elastic with new notions. I am very proud of this mindset and proud that instruction can be accessed with very few barriers (at least in Italy). My mom is also part of another "club" of people who give their time for free. This is a sort of knowledge exchange. The entrance fee is ridiculous it is 1€ per year and everyone can arrange classes with topics that range from art to botanic or even sport. In the end it is only about one's mindset and one's curiosity! There is more to life after work than one thinks.