The eighty-year-old gentleman still writes without pause.
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耄 (mào) originally meant 80–90, 耋 (dié) meant 70–80 — Book of Rites 《礼记·曲礼》: 八十九十曰耄,七十曰耋. Modern usage blurs them into a single honorific for very old age. Both characters share the 老 (old) radical at top.