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They're not irreplaceable. Suitable investments of time and money can lead to an ultimate net gain in time - which is a change over the past state of affairs. If, of course, you choose to take advantage of this. See:

http://www.fightaging.org/archives/2008/02/what-is-wealth.ph...

and

http://www.fightaging.org/take-action/



I firmly plan to live to a hundred and fifty or die trying, but I do not believe we're going to see immortality any time soon, therefore I still think that the time we do have is pretty much irreplaceable, especially time in relatively prime physical condition.


What does it mean to "firmly plan"?


do you eat raw fruits and vegetables?


Among other things.




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