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I definitely found the anti-longevity stuff disturbing, but I’m not sure you could argue that the thought of death is a huge driving factor in living a fulfilled life, which seems to be the main point of the piece? Would not expect such an intense reaction, am I missing something
I've never met anyone successful at life who was motivated by fear of death, who thought much about death, or who considered death a helpful influence in prioritizing their activities.
Did u know Tolstoï ?
Didn't meet the gentleman, sadly.
Alex Honnold. Dean Potter. Two of the most visionary, ground breaking athletes in history. Memento Mori.
Kevin Kelly has a countdown clock on his desktop of projected days left. https://youtu.be/QosgrQdKLiQ pic.twitter.com/nAkT5KtdeC
That seems very bold. I wouldn’t be surprised if that was true for people using death as their biggest motivator, but the cliche “today could be your last” does create a sense of urgency and is helplessly always in the back of our minds.
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