The more I've thought about it, it makes NO sense to live past late 20s

[assuming..]

The brainwashing is strong, and I've admittedly been captured by it too. But it's all a bold lie.

Your body starts aging, and you start getting health issues and accumulating damage after like 26. You want to then live in pain for another 60 years afterwards? Your machine is very limited and that's just how it is. No institution has solved this, so why should we give a DAMN about working for or planning for a long timespan? An amazing life that ends at like 35 IS definitively better than mediocrity til 80.

It's 2026: There are plenty of people working on infrastructure and scientific discoveries shit already, and there is no reward or guarantees (loving spouse, family, etc) for your work. It's every man for himself now. So young people should just enjoy their lives, and then check out. There is no concept of duty, nor reward for it any longer

 

[ize]

watch your offspring grow into adults and guide them. i know mines either going to be a professional footballer or a drug addict

 

[assuming..]

watch your offspring grow into adults and guide them. i know mines either going to be a professional footballer or a drug addict

And their lives end at 26 too (22 socially these days tbh). There's nothing to guide past that point as all aspects of life become utterly pointless. Better to just have them when you're 25, die when you're 35 and leave them a pile of money to play with for their short peaks. They'll want to leave this existence soon after too

 

[droidmaxxing]

The brainwashing is strong, and I've admittedly been captured by it too. But it's all a bold lie.

Your body starts aging, and you start getting health issues and accumulating damage after like 26. You want to then live in pain for another 60 years afterwards? Your machine is very limited and that's just how it is. No institution has solved this, so why should we give a DAMN about working for or planning for a long timespan? An amazing life that ends at like 35 IS definitively better than mediocrity til 80.

It's 2026: There are plenty of people working on infrastructure and scientific discoveries shit already, and there is no reward or guarantees (loving spouse, family, etc) for your work. It's every man for himself now. So young people should just enjoy their lives, and then check out. There is no concept of duty, nor reward for it any longer

I don't see myself living after uni or maybe even after an year or two

 

[ize]

And their lives end at 26 too (22 socially these tbh). There's nothing to guide past that point either as all aspects of life become utterly pointless

complaining about life while sat on org btw