I see that beauty and spend a ridiculous amount of time in front of machines, i simply don't want to die of a heart attack at 60 being overweight and lonely, af

I see that beauty and spend a ridiculous amount of time in front of machines, i simply don't want to die of a heart attack at 60 being overweight and lonely, after all that shortens your opportunity to do stuff quite a bit more. The amount of time spent in clubs or in the gym is laughable in retrospect and any normal person would attest me an unhealthy balance of time spent in front of a machine vs time spent interacting with other people. Also it seems like a dream come true that you can work on the stuff you truely love for so long, reality is that most programmers will have to work on some form of boring project for their employer most of time, which isn't really enlightening in most cases.