It is said that the average person will spend 13-15 years of their life eating, another two years in the bathroom, four years commuting, and 26 years sleeping!
Imagine if scientists invented a way to do life's chores in one long successive time span. Activities would be grouped together as opposed to the present "installment approach. "For instance, instead of eating a little bit each day, we could simply spend the next five years just gorging ourselves!
Exciting? No, depressing.
How meaningless those days would be! Imagine four solid years just travelling back and forth to work without ever stopping, and two whole years of going to the bathroom!
But does life become any more meaningful when our quota of sleep is fulfilled in spans of eight hours as opposed to 26 years straight? Think about it, man think......think seriously! If life is filled with activities that - when grouped together become extremely meaningless - then life is surely no more meaningful just because those activities are in many short increments!
After all, the total is the same as the sum of its parts no?
I dont want to specify the escape roots I am following to deal with this situation. They are little dangerous and hence not advisable to follow. So, find your own ways!
