@jeanette_leardi A fair point, well made.Thank you&for the link.Agree totally re language. I think the biggest problem though isn’t so much language but the idea that a simple dichotomy between over 65s&the rest holds anything other than trivial insights. Isn’t a good basis for policy or business

About 9 hours ago from Andrew Scott's Twitter via Twitter for iPhone

How the silver tsunami is showing up in the U.S labour market and undermining assumptions of economic decline due to an ageing society. For this to happen also needs more flexible working patterns. #100yearlife #ageing buff.ly/2KI4A4q pic.twitter.com/oQCadrVK2Z

About 11 hours ago from Andrew Scott's Twitter via Buffer

The Paradox of Ageing “Young and middle-aged adults anticipate the “negative benchmarks” associated with aging (such as memory loss, illness, or an end to sexual activity) at much higher levels than the old report experiencing them.” buff.ly/2uQa87l #aging pic.twitter.com/i646yn1hXc

About 6 days ago from Andrew Scott's Twitter via Buffer

Different countries pick up on different themes of #100yearlife but in Japan rightly main theme is need for more flexible career patterns buff.ly/2YC5ckJ

Last week from Andrew Scott's Twitter via Buffer

Two factors at work behind ageing societies–lower birth rates&people ageing better.Japan, China,South Korea have major challenge from former even though doing v.well on latter.Leads to v.different policy challenges from most Western countries @noahopinion buff.ly/2TlcFPu pic.twitter.com/BiYeMLsTot

Last week from Andrew Scott's Twitter via Buffer