Abstract

～Are you really planning to continue growing older?
　How you live your last 20 years will determine your future.～

◎If you let go of your preconceived notions, you can renew your life at any age.
◎Cognitive scientist Hideto Tomabechi,
　who is now in his 60s, explains "a truly satisfying way to age"
　 from the perspectives of humanity, society, and the world.

●Is it okay to continue coasting along like this?
●Or will you make the most of the time you have left?

[What this book reveals]
・The crucial difference between those who become a burden to others and those who don't.
・How to maintain a "centered" foundation for happiness in the second half of life.
・Surprisingly simple habits for living in the AI ​​era.
・How to avoid meaningless life in an era where "90 is still young" is still important.
・The mindset of those who rise to the occasion when faced with illness.
・A light-hearted lifestyle only those who renew their aging experience can achieve.

●Life is a continuous whole. A must-read for those in their late 40s through 60s.
　Tips for Living the Second Half of Your Life to the Fullest: Things No One Told You About

Author’s Information

・Cognitive scientist (functional neuroscience, computational linguistics, cognitive psychology, analytic philosophy).
・Computer scientist (computer science, discrete mathematics, artificial intelligence).

・Ph.D. from Carnegie Mellon University in 1993.
・Fellow at Carnegie Mellon University CyLab (Cybersecurity and Privacy Research Laboratory) (Cyber Defense).
・Research Professor at George Mason University in Command, Control, Communications, Computing, Cyber, and Intelligence (C5I) (Cognitive Domain Warfare).
・President of the Japan Journalists Association, a public interest incorporated association, etc.