glok wrote:

Neurodegenerative diseases are very problematical. If having, or engendering, a purpose is a palliative reducing the risk of developing these diseases, I favor the idea. The problem I have is doing more of what I have identified as a viable purpose for me.

What do you think?
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Princess thinks this is very spot on correct thinking.
It certainly sums it up squarely how it is for a few more than a few of us who are older and have to think of the realities of such neuro generative potentials in our own not too distant future.

As well, what we may be good at now that is in align with our purpose now
at this age/stage/condition ... does not equate to going out and competing in our 60s with younger persons for 'jobs' for which they are hopefully ready, eager and proficient.

What it does equate to, remains as yet unknown to this one; still seeking that answer.

Thanks for asking, glok.