The excerpt from The Longevity Revolution concludes with the assertion that in their old age boomers will bring to public awareness important questions about "fate and purpose." What are these important questions and what experiences have made the boomers prepared to raise these questions? Do you agree with Roszak's assertion? If so, why? If not, why not?
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