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Extended Life: Imagine that you have been given the only existing dose of an experimental drug that will allow you to live up to 150 years old. For most of that time you will be healthy and active. No one else on earth will have access to this drug so they will continue to have normal lifespans as you continue to live. What would you do with your extended lifespan. Be sure to address the following questions: How will this affect your life plans? How will this affect your career choices? Will this affect your decision to get married? Explain. Will you have children if you know that you will outlive them? Explain. Will you seek out close friendships with people that you know will die long before you do? Explain. Will you continue to take your health seriously if you know you have so much extra time? Explain. Is there any value to having a normal lifespan? Explain. What lessons did you learn from this thought experiment?

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