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> It’s more that I don’t want to be limited. To me these are two sides of the same coin. If two of your distant grandchildren each get married at the same time
by MauranKilom 6y ago
> It’s more that I don’t want to be limited.
To me these are two sides of the same coin. If two of your distant grandchildren each get married at the same time, you won't get to see both. There are physical limits governing our lives. One of those involves mortality, but many others impose similarly restrictive limitations.
- anonymouse71 6y agoThey aren’t in the same category. You have a choice of which wedding to go to. It may be annoying but your ability to choose something isn’t taken away, you are forced to make a choice. If your life stretched infinitely mathematically, you could assume that you will experience everything at some point.