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Origins[edit] Hebrew Torah[edit] Book of Jubilees[edit] Acts 15[edit] Talmud[edit] Must-Have Job Skills in 2013. How to Live Without Irony. In defence of the humanities. A love for Plato doesn't preclude professional success.
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Blue Zones: Where People "Forget to Die" Extreme longevity has always been a quirky thing, happening in isolated mountain villages few people visit.
Until recent years, no one asked this question: Could we create those same conditions in the United States so that most people would celebrate their 100th birthday—healthy, happy, and without the aches and pains we usually associate with aging? Absolutely, says Dan Buettner, author of The Blue Zones: 9 Power Lessons for Living Longer from the People Who’ve Lived the Longest, the second edition to be released in November. Not only is extreme longevity possible here, it’s already being achieved in communities across the U.S.
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