This is such a slippery slope argument that gets repurposed for other situations. But it's always fundamentally that uncertainty means we should discount the fu

This is such a slippery slope argument that gets repurposed for other situations. But it's always fundamentally that uncertainty means we should discount the future. Well guess what? Our default condition as human beings born into the world is deprivation, uncertainty, insecurity and suffering. If everyone of the past used the "live in the moment" argument to discount saving or having children, we'd never see society advance.