Baby Boomers Unite #273 By Hank Silverberg I was playing with my six-year-old grandson this past weekend and after a while of playing with his plastic Mario Brothers characters, we decided to turn on the TV and stream one of his favorite programs. It was a frustrating experience for me because his parents don't own a TV remote. They use video game controllers to do the job instead. I kept hitting the wrong button until my grandson took over and found his show in a minute. If I was running for president, would someone say I had dementia or Alzheimer's? I remember laughing at my wonderful mother when she could never learn how to program her VCR. If you are over 65 or close, the world considers you a "senior citizen." In many companies and jobs there is a mandatory retirement age of 65. Why? In past generations before World War Two, when Social Security was born, 65 was considered old. But as the life expec