I feel like the "so many things to do" thing is weird and not human. It feels to me like the illusion of choice one is presented with when they enter a supermar

I feel like the "so many things to do" thing is weird and not human. It feels to me like the illusion of choice one is presented with when they enter a supermarket and have 30 brands of the same thing. I don't hate fun and definitely think people should get out there and experience things, but wanting to live forever so you can do IT ALL feels like a form of mental hoarding. I just see life as a much deeper gift and one that I don't want to wear out my welcome with. People are still going to die accidentally and in conflict/war and stuff right? Who would want to live through that? Who would want to watch generations of those without immortality die off. yuck. The human mind can only witness so much pain in the world before it's kind of toast, at least that's my opinion. To think of oneself as worthy of immortality before it's available to every living human is a sickness people need to cure first. Death is the great equalizer and that is a good thing.