Reflections on Aging and Life's Endurance: A Futuristic View
Looking ahead to 2035, an intriguing question arises: Where do you see yourself in 30 years from now? In a blend of fantasy and reality, I envision a life filled with both possibilities and unpredictability. This journey through time intersects with current concerns about aging and the future of the human condition.
A Visionary Outlook
The Stardust Saloon and Brothel, located at 2035 High St Ely NV, 89301 USA, appears in a future periode when The Stardust is alive and well. This place, powered and secured by Wix, represents a nostalgic yet hopeful view of the near future, where even the raddled 106-year-old actor can still enjoy a life of beauty and fulfillment.
End of Days: A Personal Perspective
In simpler terms, the question of where I see myself in 30 years is not straightforward. On one hand, I might find myself in an old folks home, dependent and in a wheelchair, wearing a diaper. On the other hand, I have a more optimistic perspective: I would prefer to be gone at 102. This reflects a deep-seated belief that, at some point, the journey of life concludes naturally without any need for prolonging it.
The truth is, by 2035, I will be 113. However, realistically, I believe I will not have the financial resources to maintain my life and, due to the lack of children, will not have someone to care for me. Therefore, the future might hold me back on someone's lawn, serving as fertilizer or tomatoes, as depicted in the movie THE LAST SUPER. Alternatively, the catastrophic state of climate change and human behavior may render Earth uninhabitable. These scenarios paint a complex and often heartbreaking picture of advanced age and its consequences.
Metaphysical Musings
The question of where I'll be in 35 years is not simply answered in linear terms. It transcends our normal conception of time and life. In a state of existence beyond our current understanding, I visualize myself in a condition that is many things at once. Imagine seeing in every direction simultaneously from the viewpoint of countless individuals, all at once, with added beauty to every view. Imagine a tree witnessing a sunrise through wet leaves, while in space, stars suddenly move towards you from multiple sides, creating vibrant colors.
This state of existence involves not just the physical but also the emotional and spiritual. Imagine passing through solid material to see living beings in every direction, while on a planet of water, you experience a star in slow motion. Each memory and feeling are shared, and a choice made set in stone, then abolished with a laugh. This scene, while a dire oversimplification, captures the essence of a state that is both chaotic and harmonious.
Conclusion
These reflections on aging and life's endurance are a blend of foresight and introspection. They remind us of the complexities of human existence and the uncertainties of the future. Whether through the lens of a futuristic saloon, the inevitability of old age, or the visionary state of being, these thoughts urge us to cherish the present while leaving a legacy that transcends time.