Philosophy

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I think this question sparks another question about living forever, what is the meaning of life or doing anything at all if you can do it in anytime during your infinite lifetime?

I believe that death is the factor that allows us to go out in the world and find or live according to our purpose.

simplicity is the ultimate sophistication | building /far-reach ✨

however, one friend has told me this argument that also resonated with me:

the timeframe that we'd be able to think about would be so large that we'd be able to achieve and plan incredible things to build in this world.

a project of 100 lifetimes, exploring galaxies, building things that we can only consider sci-fi

if you could live forever, would you be bothered to find a purpose to live for now?

my guess is that you'd have less of an incentive to do so compared to the scenario that death is around the corner.

💯 and have a sense of focus because we have a finite frame