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I think an interesting question to ask is: When does the experience you have in life get to the point where it's enough minus years on your life expectancy. Meaning, you rather live the next 20 years in an unbelievable way achieving all your dreams and having a blast every day (true enjoyment) or live the next 60 years mediocre-sometimes high-end life?
I mean mathematically if you think about it, the difference between 20 years and 60 years is near 0 when you compare it to the amount of time you have been absent from life. Do the 40 years extra make a difference and if so why? Why do you value the life length or the experience?
If life is all about achieving your goals and following your dreams and you are promised to complete that in the 20 years you will be given, then why not take it?
Personally, this is how I respond to the questions:
If I have to choose a guaranteed 20 years of achieving my dream over a guaranteed 60 years of mediocre with the occasional blast then I choose 20 years.
If I am to choose between 20 years of achieving my dream or live the next 60 years as I please (no guaranteed good or bad, I choose my fate) then I'll choose 60 years because I have a chance to achieve my dreams and live longer.
If I am to choose between the next 30 years of achieving my dreams or living the next 60 years as I please, then I choose the 30 years.
How about you?
I mean mathematically if you think about it, the difference between 20 years and 60 years is near 0 when you compare it to the amount of time you have been absent from life. Do the 40 years extra make a difference and if so why? Why do you value the life length or the experience?
If life is all about achieving your goals and following your dreams and you are promised to complete that in the 20 years you will be given, then why not take it?
Personally, this is how I respond to the questions:
If I have to choose a guaranteed 20 years of achieving my dream over a guaranteed 60 years of mediocre with the occasional blast then I choose 20 years.
If I am to choose between 20 years of achieving my dream or live the next 60 years as I please (no guaranteed good or bad, I choose my fate) then I'll choose 60 years because I have a chance to achieve my dreams and live longer.
If I am to choose between the next 30 years of achieving my dreams or living the next 60 years as I please, then I choose the 30 years.
How about you?