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¶ … 70s, I think I will be a wise person, who still loves life. The things I love and the way I approach the world might be different, however. I enjoy the experience of learning things and acquiring knowledge, so I think that by my 70s I will have acquired substantial amounts of knowledge. Knowing me, I will use that wisdom to be one of those opinionated old people who wants to impart my knowledge and insight to make the world a better place. By that point I will have had a number of amazing life experiences. I will have probably received a high level of education and had some amazing life experiences like floating down the Amazon or seeing the pyramids. I will have continued to learn and this will bring me a lot of knowledge that I can use to be better person, and offer insight and wise advice to the younger generations. I will value quiet time, probably more so than I do now. I can see the value at that age of taking things slowly, and only wanting to do...

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I believe that what I want will involve hobbies and family for the most part. I will probably indulge my artistic side, and might even live in one of those artistic places like Santa Fe or New Orleans. I will paint, do sculpture maybe write a little poetry.
I am already concerned with making the world a better place, and I think that as I age I will become more concerned about this. In my 70s I will want to leave the world a better place than I found it. I am not sure what the issues of the day will be, but I will probably be politically active, or least opinionated. I will be very concerned for my grandchildren and the type of world they will grow up in. I think that right now is a great time to be alive but for them whether it is better or worse I will want to do whatever I can to make it better.

I hope that my health will be good. There are some things over which a person has some control, so I want to do what I can to…

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