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I guess it depends on how people see their mortality. I know people who thought they'd die for sure before they hit 30. For myself 30s was only when the life s
by nextlevelwizard 3y ago
I guess it depends on how people see their mortality. I know people who thought they'd die for sure before they hit 30.
For myself 30s was only when the life started to happen.
- TeMPOraL 3y agoFunny. For me it's when it ended. And while expected lifespan is some 80+ these days, I can't help but see expected useful life span to top out at 60-ish...
- SketchySeaBeast 3y agoI expect you will probably redefine useful by the time you hit 60, or is it actually your belief that senior citizens are useless?
- TeMPOraL 3y agoProbably. Note: this is not a rational belief, just an emotion. I feel that for me, my useful lifespan ends at around 60, meaning I have less than half of that to look forward to (and all of that on a downward quality slope). Objectively, I understand that there are important roles for senior citizens, and I do enjoy the company and services provided by many of such people. Just that trying to imagine myself getting to that age fills me with despair.