New longevity: on what the well -being of people in a changing world will be built. Graton, Scott

If we live up to 100 years, will our career become longer? Will there be jobs for everyone? Or maybe by that time we will already replace robots as experts? How will we change our life as a whole? Technological progress was not accompanied by the necessary innovations in our social structures. In the era of unprecedented changes, we have not yet discovered new ways to live. Andrew Scott and Linda Graton, relying on research in the field of economics and psychology, offer their own vision of tools that will help in solving the upcoming tasks to create a new social structure, and describe the actions and steps that each of us must take to adapt to a long life , full of unexpected innovations and discoveries. The need for changes is already literally tangible, and they are based on our actions - individual and collective. Any of us can become an innovator and independently change many aspects of our own life!