NOWADAYS, our generation, the baby boomers, do not need reminders of our mortality. I recently went to a wake and met a senior colleague whom I had not heard from for over two decades. His wife, who pointed him out to me in the crowd, was quick to whisper that "he has dementia."
I got the feeling that she wanted to spare me from being disturbed to find out that my former adviser was no longer the same man he was.
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