> once it is achieved, we might as well wrap our stuff up and leave. I don't subscribe to an achievement based view of life. I think the best part of living is

> once it is achieved, we might as well wrap our stuff up and leave. I don't subscribe to an achievement based view of life. I think the best part of living is enjoying a good view, appreciating the company of friends, etc. I don't play chess because I'm trying to become a grand master, I play because it's fun and it gives me an opportunity to have positive interactions with single serving friends. To that end, if someone achieves the Ultimate Achievement, that's of no account to me; I'm not here for great achievements. I'm here to enjoy the view