we see aging as a disease, a curable disease, and we are at war with death. - the idea that aging mighttively new, but this yearning for eternal youth es back ousands years. cleopatra supposedly bathed in sour donkeys milk to make her skin appear more youthful. and since then people ve tried using everything from raw meat to guinea pig testicles and even menstrual blood to combat the aging process. blood appears to be a recurring theme in this quest for immortality. some ultra wealthy patients are tryg a controversial new erapy. they're receiving transfusions of blood products taken from teenagers in the hopes of rewinding their biological clocks. so far this process has yielded no measurable benefits. there are dozens of therapies available athe raadfest marketplace. i'm wondering, are their claims based on sound science? ooh, this i wanna try. this procedure claims to boost a person's energy at the cellular level while reducing stress and anxiety. how does the red lht rejuvenate my mitochondria? - a lot of the research looks at decreasing inflammation improving the blood flow. - [mare

it's not necessaryjust being older, it's the fact that as we age, we tend to develop multiple long—termwe might have a mental health condition and a cardiovascular disease. and then the nhs is needing to deal with those multiple problems all at the same time towards the end of people's lives. but a lot of those conditions are caused by a whole host of things about how we've lived our lives, so the food we've eaten, the alcohol we have or haven't drunk, how active we've been. so if we can help the population think about ageing in a healthy way, living in a healthy way, that can reduce future health care demand. fundamentally, though, the big question is, do we spend enough on health care in the uk? £190 billion on the nhs across the whole of the uk each year. people look at that and it's a really big, huge figure. but i guess the question is, compared with other health systems, how do we compare, and is it enough? yes, so the international comparisons are always a little bit tricky because it is what basis are you comparing on, and changes to gdp can then also change on what you spend on

so if we can help the population think about ageing and a healthy way, living in a healthy way, that ally, though, the big question is, do we spend enough on health care in the uk? £190 billion in the nhs across the whole of the uk each year. people look at that and it's a really big, huge figure. but i guess the question is, compared with other health systems, how do we compare, and is it enough? yes, so the international comparisons are always a little bit tricky because it is on what basis are you comparing on, and changes to gdp, and then also change on what you spend on health. generally, it accepted in the uk we spend around a couple of percent less per year on our health care system. if you are doing that for one or two years, it's probably something the health care system can cope with. but if you've been doing it for a decade, that's kind of tens of billions of pounds, which we've not invested in our health care system and other countries have. when you look at polling, which is always tricky, but when you look at polling around the nhs and you see that question, should the g

we say how? well, that's why the same age? yes, they have a predisposition to scoliosis already at the age of 4 in the girl, and she says, what should i do? a he says, you see, in a more balanced way, and everything will be fine with your back, which means that peers also have medical law. let's take a short break. i remind you of our telegram channel, say, don't be silent. subscribe suggest us guests, ask questions. we are in touch. together we will pay attention to the events that have become a global catalyst for chaos, extremist activity in europe, provocations to inter-religious hostility - this is legal, then after that we will look for the cause of what happened and we will analyze who tends to talk a lot, but do nothing europe was multicultural and tolerant only in words the stupidity and fear of liberals does not depend on the country and passport. but this is different in the author's project is different. watch the new releases on the tv channel. belarus 24 our participants will share their knowledge not only with t

probably from the age of fifty, because we already see many patients come to us at the age of 50 yearsse manifestations of dementia, that is, a violation of the cognitive sphere. we are already seeing them. i read somewhere that this whole story with age is a problem with the head yes, this is including, well, someone thinks, and because of the fact that there is a very large amount of information. uh, now it's on us at all and the people who, for example, work with her. they. well, let's say so in the risk group, right, it was wanted on the other hand. you say, on the contrary, it is necessary to load the brain, load it, train it so that it is constantly in motion. then maybe but he, maybe, he burns out at some point. you know, you are absolutely right. why because here we are talking about not overexerting, that is, we need to find this balance, for example, people who are engaged in it areas. here they are looking at this cranes. they forget that in 20-30 minutes they have to get up, they have to work. as they say, do some exercises with your eye muscles in order to defuse them. as

chic choreographic data, that is, well, you wanted then, of course, i wanted to and we are already starting at the ageteach to work, work and work, then there will be a result. we have already said that some adults who have already grown up bring their children, and there have been cases that people who come from the same age as their children. they say that categorically they will not bring their children to you. no, we haven't heard that. i hope there's no such thing when our guys want to tie his choreographic life in the future professionally. we always dissuade them a little, because we understand that this is a huge and big work. but when they want and say that they come to us as a teacher, what? we want to connect, and we want to professionally. of course, we are very happy and proud and understand that it means that we do everything right. you have 140 concerts a year. you tell children from the age of four to work and work and work. that is, you steal their childhood from them, and then not. it's hard for you professionally. if here we have amateur, there was just honey not so, we kind of say

dion: we ag to the weather and the rainin on liovve doppler seven. let's check in with our some meteorologist. meteorologist: especially ifou have plans early tomorrow morning. let me show you live doppler seven. showers increasing in coverage. san francisco, street-level radar, mission street, jamestown avenue it is wet. ndalama, piedmont and in the north bay, very spotty. it is a light level one exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale. it will slide southward and the showers will continue. we are looking at the possibility of some high elevation snow in mount have -- in mount hamilton tomorrow. here is a look at the rainfall. a quarter of an inch at c ranch. i will be back to let you know how much you can expect and the rest of the timeline. dan: you can access the same live doppler seven that sandy uses any time you wish. it is available on demand on the abc 7 bay area news app. dion: just over a month ago we saw the incredible devastation in capitola following one of the many storms that slammed into california in january. this weekend the town's reco

have already stated several times that we think it is inappropriate to raise the retirement age ina and we will not do it today, just like raising the retirement age that has been done in all european countries. age i read that there is no all countries that surround us included kazakhstan in belarus, well, everything has already been decided to raise the retirement age, we did not do it, only we, and now in 2019 it was accepted pension reform, now women in russia will retire not at 55, but at 60, and men, instead of the promised retirement at 60 , must work until 65. that's how i trust the promises of the collapse of the population's hopes, but putin's disobedience, unfortunately, that's what has changed, the guest club i need all the citizens of the country to work, we set ourselves the goal of reaching the end of the next decade with a life expectancy of more than 80, and we will do everything so that people in our country can live long and be healthy, proof number two is greed greed is pathological to the point of insanity. putin has long been threatening his property and state

how do we get it just wanted that age, focusing mohammed from your vantage point. how is the african union doing when it comes to coordinating with the regional blocks, whether that pertains to security issues or economic issues. how, how is the a you doing when it comes to that? i think that we have to intercept the fact that i think a union is inter governmental organizations. so it is about trying to coordinate the policies of suffering states. it has nothing to do, for example, with europe in union, for which the member states decided to, to they gave of their competencies african union and to govern the organization. so it can only be efficient if the member states have the political will to allow the african union to really coordinate between that between themselves. and i think that come back to the a you, the african union managed to structure itself in an arc detector, dealing with security that you beginning to use all fruits and some results. of course, in any structure, you have always the initiative to coordinate. there are maybe sometime, a duplicatio

but starting at the age of 50, that capacity begins to dwindle and we start forgetting more often. oh, in extreme old age, episodic memory can be badly damaged. but somehow memories from childhood and adolescence still remain intact. ah, in contrast to the short term memories of old people, which often aren't retained at all, we develop routines to give our brains a break in our habits determined 50 percent of our daily decisions means effectively going on auto pilot, freeing up time to make other more important decisions it's just as well, we don't have to work out a new plan every morning for what to wear house and brush our teeth or tie our shoe laces. that's where routine habits come in handy. they enable us to drink a cup of tea or coffee while reading the paper, where so accustomed to these activities from repetition that they're stored in our subconscious and happen automatically. these unnoticed habits are hard wired into our brain in a kind of energy conserving default ma'am. but we also have routines that govern perhaps less productive aspects of our lives. thus, the after

age in our home. right. so, it is a win for all of us. which is besides the point we would do this for our daughter but that point about it being a home now that is someone can age in, coupled with the fact that -- this design trends and open plan design trend -- it is a design that we incorporate in the our homism think it is become more and more popular and prevalent and common. and -- to this end it is accessible design, and so folks are doing this who don't necessary low need accessibility. but who have designed a hem that is if not technically accessible is close to being it. and count to the accessible housing and affordable as well if that is something it is city thinks makes sense. thank you, much appreciated and yea. look forward to seeing how this all pans out. thank you. hel sxen orchid for the suggestions. thank you. >> thank you. >> now i will go to sascha. >> hi. i'm thank you for -- it was wonderful. and i'm -- >> yes, we can hear you y. thank you, hi issue everyone, i'm sascha bittner. ful thank you very much for the report. and it was informative. and

but starting at the age of 50, that capacity begins to dwindle and we start forgetting more often. oh, in extreme old age, episodic memory can be badly damaged. but somehow memories from childhood and adolescence still remain intact. ah, in contrast to the short term memories of old people, which often aren't retained at all, we develop routines to give our brains a break in our habits determined 50 percent of our daily decisions means effectively going on auto pilot, freeing up time to make other more important decisions it's just as well, we don't have to work out a new plan every morning for what to wear house and brush our teeth, or tiasha laces. that's where routine habits come in handy. they enable us to drink a cup of tea or coffee while reading the paper. we're so accustomed to these activities from repetition that they're stored in our subconscious and happen automatically. these unnoticed habits are hard wired into our brain in a kind of energy conserving default plan. but we also have routines that govern perhaps less productive aspects of our lives. thus, the after dinne

in the pitiful age we all live in, -- pivotal age we are living in, they're going to be decoupled. this inflection point is going to allow us to create much more diversity and of course reset and try to bridge some of the gaps. if work is going to be decoupled from workplaces, we do not need full-time workers that work. labor force precipitation -- participation is 16%, it is going to go up, if we have work and we do not need full-time workers. work and life is going to get distributed. if that happens, the polarization between rural and urban america will be british. it is why the polarization was. it can allow us to unleash the potential in bridge the gap. the second bet, 2023 is going to be the year. if machines are going to be a part of work, the product of diversity, work was all about solving problems. most industries use work to solve problems. if machines are going to do problem solving, the human endeavor is going to be about finding new purposeful products between diversity and especially in tech. you will find it much more diversity. stem skills are not the only skills n

so here we are with age we deserve, the facial expression that actually reflects our attitude to lifery soul-searching, do not wish evil to anyone around you, and you are assured that you will look much more important, by the way, our facial expression is more important than those that we put on ourselves, so look at this, i remember such a wonderful one. north american history, when an elderly indian, the leader, says to his grandson, says, remember granddaughters , two wolves live in every person from birth. one wolf is kindness, compassion, peacefulness, and second wolf. this is greed envy greed. and these two wolves are constantly in conflict with each other, fighting for the primacy of the granddaughters , and asks which wolf wins? the wolf that you feed best wins, so remember this, dear friends friendship friendship i think this is a reflection. that's self -worth on other people, so friendship needs to be looked after. i am very happy that there are few in my life, but those friends are time-tested in all respects, both in joy and in sorrow, because this is a very great happine

the average age of life expectancy was 74. today, we have 1.7 workers per pensioner and life expectancy has risen to 83. that is all very good but somewhere, you have to find a way of balancing these things out and expecting people in their early 60's to work a bit longer, providing french employers will employ them, that's an important part the government has yet to properly address is to say companies have to to step up to the plate. trying to get expensive old dogs that allegedly cannot learn new tricks off their payroll and then putting them on the public payroll on various benefits, disability or whatever years before their retirement age. that is what needs to change. adrian: how much of this has to do with macron and his legacy? the pension system is not as imbalanced as perhaps politicians would have us believe. does he actually need to do it? guest: pension accounts are currently at a slight surplus. predictably, on a normal path by 2030, they will be in deficit and that deficit will grow and stabilize. something does need to b

we don't talk but the ways in which we inequitably treat people just because they are aging. they are in a process that no one can control. there is a lot of unfairness and a lot of talking we still have to do. kristen: you are an executive coach. do you coach women executives on how to counteract that? rachel: it is really difficult to counteract that. i think you probably can relate. we have to spend a lot of money on makeup, on hair color, as you just referenced. nobody is praising our salt-and-pepper hair. i talked to my own daughter about how much time we invest. so what can we do? we certainly can speak up about ageism in our workplace. we can make sure we understand the roles and our managers understand the rules. we have to advocate for ourselves when we are worried about discrimination. one way we do that is we look at how are people the same age being treated in relation to us. there is not a lot of consciousness about that. in a way, i think donna -- i think madonna started the conversation. kristen: do men face ageism as well? rachel: of course. everyone faces agei

we lived together. i decided there was laughter now. until the age14, we lived, but together, i tried to help my mother in every possible way in terms of the fact that she always worked, and i was responsible for the house for the household there. well, how is the economy there? well, we usually live in an apartment, but we lived there early, we started cutting salads there, there, then until cooking has arrived. and then he appeared, and the man in her life, he began to visit us. and i immediately did not like this man, but no one asked me, as it were, especially. about my feelings there, yes. well, at least there is no objection . i was a stranger. in our apartment, he somehow interfered in your life. and how is it, maybe you, for example , slept in your bed, ate from your plate, like masha and the bear sat on your chair, it can obviously be assumed that he was visiting, uh, on your mother’s half. well, i so i ask, that is, he did not interfere in your life, did not educate you, did not try to teach life. no, there was no such thing. that is , you

with it we know the effect all our lives in the same way, but there is no doubt about age. we are living in the digital age.

we will summarize so briefly. at what age? some points, and to make it easier to start somewhere. they are very small, yes, anatomy is hygiene. yes, there, how, how to wash these things and so on, who can touch you the rules of panties in two, in fact, i say, they start earlier. and then, and any situation that arises from the outside well, for example, i don’t know, a neighbor is pregnant, questions about the tummy begin. what where from? children are taken? yes, that’s all, they are children who start early enough and ask if we are allowed to run. the main thing in the apartment. and if everyone there is same-sex, well, if it's some kind of, well, it's normal there, as a given culture, if everyone else is different. and so to speak, issues related to sexuality are strictly observed by the border, too, here are older children. she changes clothes with them. it is possible. until what age will you have time, so that later you will not be told, mom, everything is fine. until what to reach the age of ten to have time to tell the

yes, we have the mother of the population of iran, in women aged 23 to 25 years old, we see experts at 10th international congress of women's cancers in iran, the most important way to prevent this type of hpv vaccine, they have a vaccine that is used for female entrance examinations, and after the vaccine, it is mandatory that the text those that can be 95% give protection, unfortunately, this is not yet a mandatory standard in our country, and adrien, in that forum, we are trying to persuade the government to announce this as a mandatory standard as a vaccination for girls aged 11 to 26 years , whose price is available in pharmacies. two million and the test is also expensive. we accept the expensive test, but i know that the accuracy is much higher, and if the system accepts this as a screening method for patients and women, we will definitely see a decrease in the prevalence of cancer. cervix will be the attention and planning of officials for nationwide vaccination according to experts at the 10th international women's cancer congress in iran, about two-thirds of common cancers ca

here is the transitional age. now we are the same since the eighteenth year. ix months is added, so now women are retiring from the age of 24, they will retire, uh, 1900, in my opinion, 604 years old and men 61 years old birth, because uh, while there is a transitional transition. this is such a missionary to retire will not be able to pay attention to what, if you do not have. opportunities to withdraw earlier yes, preferential categories, if you do not belong to them, and the majority does not belong to them, yes, the population, then from 2023. he's so very interesting, because he's jumping, yes, through the possibility of going to surgery. well, the third third condition is the accumulated pension points. what it is? uh, these are retirement points or retirement ratios, these are the same, what a retirement bonfire. this is the pension factor. this means every employee who receives a salary and for whom the employer makes contributions to the pension fund. and these amounts are translated into pension coefficients, and there is a minimum there is a maximum.

we are at the very end of the ice age.nd this means that from the names of the winners of the project will depend on today's assessments of the jury. therefore , only the best of the best are in the judges' chairs, only those without which a real holiday is impossible. meet the singer ziver. people's artist of russia hello philip bedrosovich kirkorov three-time european champion two- time world champion olympic champion in ice dancing tatyana navka honored coach of the ussr master of sports of the ussr honored coach of russia honored artist of russia elena anatolyevna chaikovskaya honored coach ussr master of sports of international class honored coach of russia honored artist of russia tatyana anatolyevna taras these participants respect the classics, so they returned to the program that was shown to us at the ninth stage of our tournament, then they lacked two hundredths of points to the highest mark, could they improve their the result, we will find out in a few minutes natalya podolskaya and olympic champions dmitry so

. >> absolutely, so, as we age, you know, alzheimer's was looked at early on as something that happenedresenile dementia, happened even people in 50s, now, as we watch, and there is no difference, in have what is going on, in that clinically, now as we watch, by the time you reach 85 your chances of getting alzheimer's dementia are close to 50%. maria: wow! >> that is a big number, remember it is also means that we're spending huge amounts of money in america, taking care of people not really doing anything. >> hmm. >> that number is going to by 2026, 2028, up to trillions. maria: radio wow, let's talk about that, you are also, developing you've talked about a little on this program rock therapy i look differently on old company kadmon got approval in indication we inhibit this pathway, that looks at how a cell moves and is shaped, to reports and the situs skeleton of a skeleton how it is shaped we now have new rock inhibitors that look at a number of things including ones that get into the brain, that may have a dramatic affect on neurodegenerative zs like alzheimer's like frontal temp

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as we age, our body needs more and more.ead a book, in which a free box is put here, among other things, many useful articles and a job advertisement, but it’s clear from the vacancy. okay, let's go. you mean back from work? you don't feel like eating at all, papa, otherwise you don't have any living room left for filings. there is not a single living place left in my soul. well , of course, the liver has grown and pressed your soul. but you take into account if you continue like this i am i will put you in treatment, where? don't know. money rested, nothing. i 'll put you through the cops for free. you leave me no choice. you are cruel dishes on you. yes and now you drink yogurt at home, there are two packages in the refrigerator. no, not kefir. cyanide you have and it's a thin gut. yuri sergeevich is tired. change your repertoire. here, if you please , the husband suspects his wife of treason. vicka so you're going to wallow for a long time? is your mother waiting for you? i have a task for the summer, an essay on him, a m

don't know his age. we 20s, but ultimately nobody else saw him. >> detective jensen decided the key to all of this was the dna profiles. she decided to consult with a genealogist, and upload the suspects profile into a website called gedmatch a site used to track them relatives. >> they allow law enforcement upload kits or dna, that dna is matched with other kids who opt in who want to assist law enforcement. >> so jensen started looking for any people with genie similar to that of the suspect. this is not just a matter of putting code into a computer, it's the equivalent of old fashion shoe leather detective work, but for the 21st century. that's because a similar dna profiles just another lead that needs running down. so instead of knocking on doors, jensen was picking up the phone. >> interesting, thank you for returning my call. >> asking for cooperation from possible distant matches. you're this disembodied voice on the phone saying tell me about one of your relatives who might be a murderer, and i nee

that is, we must be relevant, we must be modern regardless of age 160 or 200. well, always let there always be a peer in the repertoire of a peer, stylized dances and choreographic compositions experiment not only with folk pop and try themselves in modern and jazz, for some parts it is literally necessary here. hello everyone's dream is to dance the tango, roses. and yes, in dancing , not only girls, guys tend to go on stage in a kavala. this is the most masculine dance. we can say that there are a lot of different tricks that not every person can repeat thanks to our teachers to diligently preparing can have a peer - it's, well, like a second home. we've got a bunch of great friends here. and well, these are indescribable emotions. i am very glad that a thanks to my parents. i got into this wonderful team and stayed there for 13 years of graduation. we already had last year. now we are, so to speak, helping our team. ah, i personally wanted to stay until the anniversary and wanted to dance on this stage again. grand evening, probably native stage of the palac

i'll give you a place by age, but here we have not e. we do n't measure with age. sults. and in principle, we have a common goal to make this or that issue easier, better, and empower our creative people. e anyway. we are wage economists, but creative people. they also require special attention. and we, like no one else, understand what they should do. and we must give them the opportunity to do it. within the framework of the legislation, this is extremely difficult. therefore, sometimes it is necessary to develop such solutions that helped, uh, to make a good result, which then will have an effect in the form of additional advertising and good views on the tv channel, but in order for this to happen, we must do for they have everything for this creativity to happen, so that they do not engage in and are not distracted by issues that are not related to creativity. how often have you had to deal with skeptical colleagues? haha, well, of course, i had to start it and stray for the sake of the company, when i also just came. the first week, a large office, i’m sitting

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i like her idea, but i think we need basic age limits, i have said it for a long time, we have age limitsyou can't run until you are 25 or older, i don't understand why can't put that same cap later in life. what does biden care if he breaks the economy he will be dead soon, he is already rich, we need people who have to live you were their own ideas and we're seeing more old people run for office and continue to ask why everyone keeps skewing older this is a problem with our political system, younger people don't want to run, they don't see it as a way ta make a meaningful different difference. they can't get the money to compete with people who have been in dc forever. kennedy: it is a big problem. juan williams diane feinstein didn't know she was retiring. congratulations, we understand that you are not -- i'm not? i am not running against? where is my yogurt. but i don't think being of a is certain age makes i incompetent but if you are, thank you. thank you, are we tht with president biden. >> i am amused. i don't think that there is anywhere close, i understand it is a a legitimate

age. many groups are working on this. well, we don't have a single approach to valuation biological age, if there is a possibility for a single leader of the federal program, then we will get a single assessment tool. and most importantly , personal, but recommendations to each member of our society on the quality of life , behavior and, if possible, the use of formidable drugs, if necessary. and, of course, the development of the hera protective technology of age inversion technology. this is how it sounds, a bit complicated. in fact, these are drugs that stop aging, and in such a global manifestation and plus personal preparations that can establish non-aging. we are well aware of the alzheimer's problem of our golden fund. and plus more drugs that can stop among vascular diseases, it's no secret to anyone that the heart attack washed. and now we have a lot of cardiovascular departments . unfortunately, we have young heart patients. therefore, the question is, please, if there is such an opportunity to support the next program f

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age of 66 and 67. due to the government's budget deficit , we have to increase the retirement age. are there any signs that the french government is likely to compromise its position ? bill the change of the pension system is underway in the french national assembly. there are two articles, the first article and the second article, which have been reviewed . the retreat of the government has not been observed and will not be stopped. the prime minister of france announced that we do not have a discussion at the age of 64 and we cannot negotiate with the opposition. on the other hand, the opposition will continue with their protests and plans. thank you, mr. shaheswar hosseini, a reporter for the radio and television paris, hear about america's inability to meet ukraine's arms demands, ukraine is seeking to receive more arms from the west, but america was unable to meet this country's demands, the pentagon announced that it was unable to meet ukraine's demand for ammunition . new from a national security think tank in the united states, ammunition producers in this country now have

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i think we have aged like fine wine. >> yeah, i know you have. >> aged? what? us. >> congratulations, kris. >>> we wanted to send her somewhere nice. >> yeah, exactly. >> the parking lot of pebble beach. >> yeah. >> the rain will be the issue coming up into the weekend. we have an update on the drought monitor. no change. we have not had any rain in the past couple of weeks, but we are still riding the coattails of the big amount of rain we had in late december into early january. as we enter into february, we are still looking okay. we are still in a moderate drought for the bay area, but we saw significant improvements for the central coast and into the santa cruz area. it's right now abnormally dry, and we have a severe drought for parts of the central valley. let me show you the reservoirs, how they are doing so far. for the four largest reservoirs across northern california, they are at 48% of capacity. we still have work to do for some of the reservoirs, but we have not yet had the sierra snow-melt which tends to fill the reservoirs as it flows downhill. w

we will summarize so briefly. at what age? hygiene. yes there, how, how to wash these and so on, who can touch you the rules of panties in two in two, in fact, i say, earlier it starts and then, and any situation that arises from the outside well, for example, i don’t know, a neighbor is pregnant, questions about the tummy begin . what is there, where? children are taken? yes, that's all, they are children, they start early enough, they ask them all sorts of permissions to run waves around the apartment. and if everyone there is same-sex, well, if it's some kind of, well, it's normal there, as a given culture, if everyone else is different. and so say issues related to sexuality boundaries clearly. yes, a small one, too, here are older children. she changes clothes with them. it's possible. well, it is better to wean on the sly further. until what age will you have time, so that later you will not be told, mom, everything is fine. until what age to have time to ten to have time to tell the boys there like that, so that in a goo

not that we almost the number of retirees and workers are not equal in the way that now, if one person is actually employed, 1,697 people are retired from one of them. the retirement age65 years. the average service is about 30 years . in fact, so far we have averaged about 28 years of service with an average age of about 50 to 51 years. and the higher the retirement age is, the higher the market will be work and business, which is the need of the society, will finally pay and be able to compensate, but with the increase of the retirement age, we are not just looking to bring the id for the story fund, so that you can have this name that i can still be effective, this is this. the collective shot of the society affects that i can be active in the society and i feel that i can have a productivity in the society. separation from the financial discussion of this situation of the retired person himself or the society in which he lives can be very effective for many people. one of the famous culture and art of the country in offices the sub-category of the national pension fund has worked and retired, the provision and development of social therapy and welfare services to