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So 31 is the new "elderly"?
by phlipski 8y ago
So 31 is the new "elderly"?
- mox1 8y agoGrandpa brogrammer.
- eindiran 8y agoFrom the article: As Mr. Conley began bringing friends south to test the experience, he imagined that his resort’s core demographic would be 45 to 60. But after announcing a public opening last fall, he was surprised to field interest from people in their 30s. In the nine Modern Elder sessions he’s hosted to date, the oldest participant was 74, the youngest was 30, and the average has been 52. “People feel irrelevant younger, especially in places like Silicon Valley,” Mr. Conley said.
- redisman 8y agoThe title seems misleading on purpose. They know perfectly well people will click on it because of how outrageous "30 years is old" is.