Different people are different. For some people everything is so boooooooring already at high school. For other people, it's "vita brevis, ars longa". > everyt

Different people are different. For some people everything is so boooooooring already at high school. For other people, it's "vita brevis, ars longa". > everything and everyone you loved disappear Perhaps with immortality, there would be less of this? Maybe I am just too young to understand the wisdom of the old people. I am almost 50, so in the optimistic case I might get the same amount of time again. That is definitely not enough to see all the things I want to see, try all the things I want to try, learn all the things I want to learn. I imagine that when your health becomes shit, life sucks and you get tired of it. Good immortality should come with perfect (or at least average, from out current perspective) health. That includes mental health. But if someone believes that he already understands everything and it's all just the same patterns over and over again... dude, where are all your Nobel prices? Maybe your life is boring because you don't try new things.