I have often lamented the fact that I don’t have multiple lifetimes to:
- pursue all my interests deeply
- to fall in love a million times
- to learn every language and culture
- to get to know every human deeply
- to finally read all the books that I have bought that are collecting dust on my shelf

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this is why it's important to foster focus and attention - i mean if there is so much music I will never be able to listen to - I better make the most of whenever I listen to something :))

Alas wondering the essence of life once again

I have a bit of a different view: There is exactly the right amount of time. Having more interests than you have time for doesn't necessarily mean you should do or fill each cup of desire. That's gluttony. Nor does it mean you "need to limit your desire or want for something" rather that "you have been given this plank of life, and you are here as its tendril of its vessel in a vaster web of biological".

As July expresses, taking out the inherit limit of human existence takes out many other underlying ethical and moral systems that have grown in their parallel and that we all cherish. Capitalism has tried so hard to commodify culture and its caused very late stage human development issues in culture and local community building.