The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
the Paradox here is it's mortality that makes this life meaningful if we were Immortal we would simply do this for a century then we' get bored and then we do something else for a century and then get bored and something else for a century
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again the thing we have to recognize it's mortality that makes this life mean something because your choices matter you're here a short time what are you going to do with that precious gift you call your life what are you g to do with it
it's mortality that makes this life meaningful if we were Immortal we would simply do this for a century then we' get bored and then we do something else for a century and then get bored and something else for a century life is short as as Yung said that short pause between two great mysteries from whence we come we know not whether we go we don't know
humans knowledge that we are going to die someday can be the ultimate motivator right