https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ff40YiMmVkU - watch this video

1. Describe three (3)specific ideas from Dan's talk that resonated with you. Make sure to link each to your personal life and experience.

2. Only 1 of theseBlue Zonesstudied is in the United States.Using thepyramid of longevitypresented in the video, provide statistics in relation to one of the nine areas (from the pyramid) that illustrates how the lifestyle of U.S. citizens eitherisoris notconsistent with the recipe for longevity.

3. Do we want to live longer? Thelongevity paradoxis the notion that while human advances in medical and health sciences are allowing us to live longer, the science ofliving wellhas not caught up with mere living. Thus, living longerfor many will mean spending more years in frailty and ill health. Using statistics and data elaborate on one area where there appears a discrepancy between aging and health (e.g., no cure forAlzhheimer's,mobility, independent living)ORone area where life satisfaction clearly improves as persons age. There are many items you could elaborate on - you need just one. You will find no shortage of informationonlineregardingthe longevity paradox. As there are many negative stereotypes associated with aging, you may have a bit harder time finding a facet of life that clearly improves and continues to improve with age (but, there are many).