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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Yet, perhaps it’s a feature (not a bug) of our lives. because if we had infinite time — would there really be an urgency to figure out a way to shove as much of this as we possibly can into one life? and live as brightly as we can?

I agree wholeheartedly. This is also the issue I have with people who make it their life mission to cheat death. This understanding is sadly lost on them.

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Maybe consciously with their mouth they say yes, but unconsciously I choose to believe otherwise

choices really matter

how we spend our time, attention, curiosity should have rewards, and therefor must have costs