Reflections: A Book

31: Death of a Lifespan

Without knowing how much time you have left, would you be willing to reduce your lifespan by 10 years if it meant a significantly better quality (however you define it) to the remaining time you had?

Yep! Well, define 'significantly'. If I get to define it than yea, superb health and fiscal freedom for an extra mediocre decade? For sure. Now if I have kids and grandkids and all that, it may be a tough choice, but I like to think that my improved living situation would enrich their lives also, thus making it 'worth' the early home going....but then is that minus 10 years from a death of natural causes....or if I was cosmically destined to die at 50/60 then I end up dying at 40/50?!

That's too much thinking, I'm sticking to "yes"!