Given that you discarded the first answer on the basis of “feeling alive isn’t necessarily what life is about”, shouldn’t you apply the same criterion to the second answer as well? I am pretty sure that keeping your paperwork in order isn’t what life is about.
The third answer is interesting, but you’re still subject to the Law of Unintended Consequences, so if you are planning on making a large impact, make sure you understand all the consequences of this impact...
Caring for and supporting the people who you love and who love you, on the other hand, is a large part of what life is about. At least for most people.
Given that you discarded the first answer on the basis of “feeling alive isn’t necessarily what life is about”, shouldn’t you apply the same criterion to the second answer as well? I am pretty sure that keeping your paperwork in order isn’t what life is about.
The third answer is interesting, but you’re still subject to the Law of Unintended Consequences, so if you are planning on making a large impact, make sure you understand all the consequences of this impact...
Yeah, paperwork isn’t what life is about.
Caring for and supporting the people who you love and who love you, on the other hand, is a large part of what life is about. At least for most people.
True, but that isn’t changed by your life expectancy.